The top story in most newspapers today was various economic issues, from the high prices of consumer goods despite the recent decrease in foreign currency rates to the government�s budget bill for the next fiscal year.
Several papers also covered a deal between nearly 200 countries�to keep the Paris Climate Agreement alive by adopting a detailed set of rules to implement the pact.
Turkey�s vow to resume its cooperation with the government of Bashar al-Assad in case he wins a �free� election in the Arab country also received great coverage.
The above issues, as well as many more, are highlighted in the following headlines and top stories:
Aftab-e Yazd:
1- Trade Minister�s Picking Rouhani�s Son-in-Law as His Deputy Sparks Controversy
- MPs Threaten to Impeach Minister
2- Iranian Versions of Prison Break: A Review of Attempts to Escape Prison in 40 Years
Arman-e Emrooz:
1- Government Resolved to Do �Economic Surgery�
2- Ahmadinejad Calls for Debate with Rouhani
Ebtekar:
1- Iran�s Economy on Verge of Great Inflation?
2- Controversy over Resignation of 13 Lawmakers over Water Issue
3- Iranian Universities Have Never Been This Much Calm: First VP
Etemad:
1- Iranians Deserve Better Lives after 40 Years: Reformist Cleric
2- Royal Fantasies: A Look at White House�s Ties with Pro-Monarchy Iranians in America
Ettela�at:
1- Turkey: We�ll Resume Cooperation with Syria after Assad Wins Election
2- 200 States Agree to Prevent Climate Changes
Haft-e Sobh:
1- What Did Return of Sanctions Do to Iranians in Los Angeles?
- LA Times� Report on Carpet, Saffron Trade in California
2- 11-Year-Old Iranian Girl Wins Global Mental Calculation Contest for 3rd Consecutive Time
Iran:
1- Stability in Dollar Market
2- Iranians� Visit to Georgia Still Pending
Jame Jam:
1- Lessons of Two Presidents: Brave Decisions by Rouhani, Salih
Javan:
1- Central Bank Planning to Decrease Dollar Rate Back to IRR 70,000
2- Instagram Seeking to Manipulate Women�s Behaviour, Attitude: Academic
3- Domino of �Working with Assad� in Ankara
Jomhouri Eslami:
1- Governments Now Allowed to Recognize Jerusalem al-Quds as Israeli Capital: Mahathir
2- Enemies of Syria Admitting Defeat One after Another
3- Belgrade, Rome, Budapest, Vienna Scene to Anti-Gov�t Protests
Kayhan:
1- Gov�t Paying Lip Service While Prices Not Going to Decrease
2- ISIS Meeting in Syria Hit: 16 Deputies of Baghdadi Killed
3- Guardian Council Cannot Overlook CFT Flaws: Spokesman
4- IRGC General Passes Away Like a Martyr
Sazandegi:
1- Government�s Golden Chance to Reform Budget Bill
- Rouhani Must Decrease Budget of Gov�t, State Bodies
- Make Budget Independent of Oil, Transfer Oil Revenues to National Development Fund
- Fight State Capitalism, Decrease Government�s Human Resources
2- Why Rouhani Recently Criticized Paris Climate Agreement
3- Biden vs Trump: Democrats Will Likely Choose Biden over Sanders in 2020
Setareh Sobh:
1- Controversy over Money Laundering in Iran
2- Good News for Lovers of Nature: World Resolved to Counter Earth Pollution
3- Return of Stability to Markets
4- Advantages of Electronic Election to Traditional One
Shahrvand:
1- End of Honeymoon in Georgia
2- How Renowned Singer Homayoun Shajarian Performed Duet with Mentally-Retarded Girl
Shargh:
1- I Apologize for My Mistakes: Former Reformist Minister
2- Iran, Israel in New Campaign of Slander over FATF
Sobh-e Now:
1- Fruit Prices to Go Down ahead of Yalda Night
2- 3,000 Wheelchairs Sent to Deprived Areas of Iran
3- Oil Ministry Makes Strategic Mistake by Stopping Oil Release in Energy Bourse
Vatan-e Emrooz:
1- Iranians Believe Holding Talks with US Terrible Mistake, Zarif Admits
2- Tango of Homeless People in Paris: Les Miserables in 2018
