Persian Press Review
Tehran Times Political Desk
This column features excerpts from news articles, editorials, commentaries, and interviews of the leading Iranian newspapers and websites.
Thursday’s headlines
HEMAYAT: Leader says the aim for manufacturing military equipment in Islamic Republic is to defend country
JAVAN: Six presidents to participate in counter-terrorism conference in Tehran
TAFAHOM: Plane and train ticket prices will increase
JAME JAM: Wait for dollar at price of 10,000 rials, Bahmani (central banker) promises
KHORASAN: Salary of 1,100,000 retirees will increase by end of Tir (21 June- 21 July), official at Civil Servants Pension Fund announces
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ: We have not kept silence about rise in prices, commerce minister says
HAMSHAHRI: Majlis set deadline for Education Ministry to implement plan to close schools on Thursdays
KAYHAN: Over 300 pieces of military equipment unveiled
FARHIKHTEGAN: We are not worried about UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, says FM Salehi
QODS: New Scientist say Iran has turned into a space power
MELLATEMA: People wander around ATMs to get subsidy cash payment
JOMHORI ESLAMI: Be cautious about deviant current, reformists says Mahdavi Kani
Leading articles
MELLATEMA in a news report says 25 lawmakers have signed a motion to impeach Interior Minister Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar. The report quotes MP Mohammad Javad Abtahi as saying Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani plans to meet lawmakers in an effort to convince them to give up the impeachment motion against the minister. Abtahi stated that impeaching interior minister is not in the best interests of the country at this juncture, and the issue can be resolved through dialogue. MP Jafar Qaderi also explained the reasons behind the lawmakers’ decision to impeach Mohammad-Najjar. According to Qaderi, authorizing irresponsible officials to appoint governors general, poor performance of governors general, lack of coordination between governorates and security institutions are among the reasons that lawmakers have cited to impeach the interior minister.
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ in a news report quotes Asadollah Badamchian, the deputy director of the Islamic Coalition Party, as saying that the plot to create sedition in the upcoming parliamentary and next presidential elections is much more complex than the previous seditions, and the Islamic Coalition Party should remain vigilant. The enemy, which could not bring seditionists to power in the country (in 2009), is using a different method to win seats in the next parliament, and thus “we should be aware of enemy’s intrigues,” he added
HEMAYAT: Leader says the aim for manufacturing military equipment in Islamic Republic is to defend country
JAVAN: Six presidents to participate in counter-terrorism conference in Tehran
TAFAHOM: Plane and train ticket prices will increase
JAME JAM: Wait for dollar at price of 10,000 rials, Bahmani (central banker) promises
KHORASAN: Salary of 1,100,000 retirees will increase by end of Tir (21 June- 21 July), official at Civil Servants Pension Fund announces
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ: We have not kept silence about rise in prices, commerce minister says
HAMSHAHRI: Majlis set deadline for Education Ministry to implement plan to close schools on Thursdays
KAYHAN: Over 300 pieces of military equipment unveiled
FARHIKHTEGAN: We are not worried about UN Special Rapporteur on Iran, says FM Salehi
QODS: New Scientist say Iran has turned into a space power
MELLATEMA: People wander around ATMs to get subsidy cash payment
JOMHORI ESLAMI: Be cautious about deviant current, reformists says Mahdavi Kani
Leading articles
MELLATEMA in a news report says 25 lawmakers have signed a motion to impeach Interior Minister Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar. The report quotes MP Mohammad Javad Abtahi as saying Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani plans to meet lawmakers in an effort to convince them to give up the impeachment motion against the minister. Abtahi stated that impeaching interior minister is not in the best interests of the country at this juncture, and the issue can be resolved through dialogue. MP Jafar Qaderi also explained the reasons behind the lawmakers’ decision to impeach Mohammad-Najjar. According to Qaderi, authorizing irresponsible officials to appoint governors general, poor performance of governors general, lack of coordination between governorates and security institutions are among the reasons that lawmakers have cited to impeach the interior minister.
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ in a news report quotes Asadollah Badamchian, the deputy director of the Islamic Coalition Party, as saying that the plot to create sedition in the upcoming parliamentary and next presidential elections is much more complex than the previous seditions, and the Islamic Coalition Party should remain vigilant. The enemy, which could not bring seditionists to power in the country (in 2009), is using a different method to win seats in the next parliament, and thus “we should be aware of enemy’s intrigues,” he added
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