Analysis: Can China end Iran’s economic isolation

The American efforts have focused on imposing sanctions on Iran through threatening China, the world's second-largest economy, which is a vital economic artery for Tehran—especially in oil sales that are worth billions of dollars. Washington faces difficulties in convincing Beijing to join the sanctions, as China refuses to cooperate with American sanctions and affirms its right to conduct trade with Iran and Russia, threatening to take measures to protect its interests. Despite the tensions, Beijing avoids escalation in order to maintain stability in relations with the United States, particularly with a Chinese presidential visit to Washington upcoming, as it seeks to strengthen its economic interests in the region.

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