Why does Iran war pose more dilemmas for Europe?
Al Jazeera
Europe is under pressure as the conflict in the Middle East continues, now competing with Asia for scarcer oil and gas supplies.
Rocketing prices benefit Russia and weaken sanctions imposed for the war in Ukraine, with Europe wary of antagonising US President Donald Trump.
So, how is the Iran war impacting all this?
Presenter: Imran Khan
Guests:Steven Erlanger – Chief diplomatic correspondent for Europe at The New York Times
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