IFP has taken a look at the front pages of newspapers on Monday and picked headlines from 14 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Abrar:

1- No new Turkey anti-Iranian visa law

2- US flying B52 bombers, sabre-rattling to N. Korea

3- Former German chancellor in Tehran

4- Japan’s Shinzo Abe looks for opposition’s approval to revise constitution

5- Narrative of Shah’s Mystery series problematic: critic

6- Kerry hopeful of India-Pakistan peace talks

7- Tehran governor on disqualification of MP Hamid Rasaei in upcoming parliamentary election

 





 

 

Abrar-e Eqtesadi:

1- Forex game in market;

The Rouhani Administration seems not challenged by foreign exchange price rise.

2- IRR 330,000 rise in gold coin price

3- Russia striving to win bigger share in Iran market

4- Iranian refineries no more profitable

5- Chevy, Apple coming to Iran

6- 3 Japanese refiners aline to buy Iran oil

7- Undercover rise of family expenses

 





 

 

Afkar:                    

1- Leader advisor: Americans never stop meddling in our region

2-  Zarif: Saudi entente aimed at influencing Syria crisis

3- Spokesman: Saudi embassy attack not justifiable at all

4- Arabic teams welcome in Iran

Head of Iran Football Federation (IFF) Ali Kaffashian said all Arabic teams can play in Iran. Kaffashian’s comments came as Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday that it will disallow Iranian teams in its soil.

 





 

 

Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Cleric: Things would be better had we had 10 folks like Seyyed Hassan

Grand Ayatollah Mousavi Ardebili, Shia, Marja, said this referring to the religious and scientific supremacy of Seyyed Hassan Khomeini (the grandson of Imam Khomeini, founder of the Islamic Revolution).

2- No tolls for using tunnels, for now

A report on signals that tolls will be taken from tunnel users in Iran.

3- Vague billboards shoulder burden of sending cultural messages

4- New Saudi game against Iran

5- Spokesman: Some dailies make scene about certain candidates

Nejatollah Ebrahimian, spokesperson of the Guardian Council, the body in charge of major Iranian elections, said, referring to the large number of stories covered by Iranian newspapers about disqualification of outstanding Assembly of Experts hopefuls.

6- Cleric calls on university lecturers to give bonuses to well-covered students

 





 

 

Arman-e Emrouz:

1- Seyyed Hassan’s resignation, a lie

A number of senior Shia clerics certified Seyyed Hassan Khomeini (the grandson of Imam Khomeini, founder of the Islamic Revolution)’s religious and scientific qualities.

2- Caspian coasts illegally seized

3- Gold market boarish

 





 

 

Ebtekar:

1- Campaign: #Will-not-violate-others’-privacy

The name of a new campaign in Iran

2- Ex-vice president: Tourism’s role in countering anti-Iran propaganda

3- Let’s smash salt cellars!

Ebtekar’s report about the need for Iranian households to change their eating habits

 





 

 

Eqtesad-e Pooya:

1- 2nd Specialized Italy Expo opens in Iran

2- Rally on Badat Sourt springs

The most popular tourism resort in northern province of Mazandaran

3- Parliament Speaker: New US visa law violation of nuclear deal

4- Exhibitors from 26 countries at Iran int’l aviation summit

 





 

 

Etemad:

1- Less than 7 days to JCPOA implementation

2- Socialism, market confusion, biggest problems of Iran economy

3- Deputy Tehran governor, head of Special Unit of Tehran Police replaced

The replacements took place a week after the Saudi embassy in Tehran was attacked by a number of fervent citizens who opposed Saudi policy and execution of Sheik Nimr.

 



 



 

 

Ettela’at:

 

1- Majlis Speaker warns: Anti-Iran plots to be reciprocated

2- FM: Iran will not allow Saudis stonewall Syrian crisis solution

3- Doctors Without Borders hospital hit by SLC rocket in Yemen

Saudi-led coalition bombs hit the hospital in Saada governorate

4- Maraja certify Hassan Khomeini qualities

5- Tehran University Chancellor visits writer in his house

6- 11 new hospitals operational by year-end

 





 

 

Iran:

2- South Pars development flair to be lit today

Pars Oil and Gas Company chief told this in an exclusive interview with Iran.

2- UN envoy in Tehran

U.N. Special Envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura met with Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif in Tehran to seek solutions to the Syrian crisis.

3- Actress’s debut concert in Tehran

4- Ex-health minister: Maximal election turnout proves system’s legitimacy

5- Saudi embassy attack, a mistake: Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani

6- Admin gives more free hand to universities

 

 



 



 

 

Javan:

1- Gone is oil

MP lambasts new petroleum contract model as being treason to the nation

“New oil deals take us back to the Pahlavi era,” said Ebrahim Zakani, member of Iranian parliament, who opposes Iran’s new petroleum contract model, known as IPC (Iran Petroleum Contract), as being miscalculated.

2- 8 million jobseekers in Iran next year

Senior economist, Yahya Ale-Eshaq, said

3- Illegal land dealers return to Caspian coasts

 





 

 

Jomhouri Eslami:

? Major Saudi failure in Arab League summit in Cairo

 

 





 

 

Ta’adol:

1- Contractionary strategy for strategic storage

Parliament’s research center said about food security in the post-sanctions setting.

2- IRR120bn deficit in national budget

3- China to Pakistani political factions: Stop disputes over economic corridor

 



 

 

Tejarat:

1- Capital’s migration from Hafiz to Ferdowsi

Hafiz St. is where Iran’s stock market is located and Ferdowsi is the country’s hub for forex and gold trade.

2- The $2t damage

A report on the global economy

 



 

By Iran Front Page