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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on October 15

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 18

Iranian Newspapers

Abrar Newspaper:

1- Biden Accuses Iran, Turkey of Interfering in Karabakh Conflict

2- Baku to Take Pre-emptive Measure against Armenia Missile Attacks

3- Bulgaria to Build New Nuclear Reactor Using American Technology

4- US Condemns Membership of Russia, China in UN Human Rights Council


Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:

1- Has ISIS Returned to Region?

2- Post-Zangeneh Era, Big Challenge for Iran’s Oil Industry


Arman-e Melli Newspaper:

1- Rouhani Promises UN’s Arms Embargo on Iran Will Be Lifted


Ebtekar Newspaper:

1- End of UN’s 10-Year Arms Embargo on Iran Will End Sunday: Rouhani

2- Playing with Fake News of Clinton’s Emails: Pretexts Used by Trump to Win Nov. Votes


Etemad Newspaper:

1- Fear and Loathing of Donald Trump in the EU

2- Saudi Arabia Loses Its Seat in UN Human Rights Council


Ettela’at Newspaper:

1- New York Times: Trump’s Sanctions on Iran amid COVID-19 Pandemic Cruel

2- American Forces Start Withdrawal from Afghan Base

3- Rouhani: Cruel Arms Embargo to Be Lifted Sunday


Iran Newspaper:

1- You Must Make Peace When It’s Time for It: Rouhani

2- Saudi Fails to Win UN Rights Council Membership


Jomhouri Eslami Newspaper:

1- Iran’s Top Banker: We’ll Use Our $5 Billion Worth of Assets in Iraq

2- Military Operation to Liberate Karabakh Will Continue: Azeri President


Kayhan Newspaper:

1- Rai al-Youm: US Sanctions Failed to Stop Iran

2- 7,000 People Contract Coronavirus in Europe in 7 Days


Mardom Salari Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: 10 Years of Arms Embargo to End Sunday

2- Iran Hopes to Use Its $5 Billion Assets Frozen in Iraq


Sazandegi Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: We Should Go to War at Right Time and Make Peace at Right Time; Fighting in Time of Peace Is Wrong


Shargh Newspaper:

1- Economic Situation to Get Better in Coming Months: Rouhani

2- Zarif, Japanese Counterpart Hold Phone Talks

3- US against US: Biden a Nightmare for Saudi, Bin Salman

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