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Iran’s President Offers Condolences to Indonesia over Deadly Earthquake
In a message, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani condoled with his Indonesian counterpart Joko Widodo over the deaths caused by the deadly earthquake in the Southeast Asian state.
Iran Hails Yemen Parliament’s Vote of Confidence to National Salvation Gov’t
Iranian Foreign Ministry has welcomed the decision by Yemen’s parliament to give a vote of confidence to the Arab nation’s recently-formed National Salvation Government.
Oddest Pseudo-Jobs in Iran
There are some strange pseudo jobs in Iran that you may have never heard about.
Researchers Prove Radio Jamming Is Harmful
Electromagnetic waves, including those transmitted in satellite jamming, can increase the risk of infertility, immune deficiency, and cancer, according to a study conducted in Shiraz University of Medical Sciences.
Paris Climate Change Agreement Underlies New Anti-Iran Sanctions
In a letter to Iran’s Guardian Council, an Iranian think-tank has warned that Iran’s accession to Paris Agreement will lead to the imposition of new sanctions against the country.
Twin Blasts in Turkey Kill 29, Wound over 160
A car bomb followed by a suicide bombing less than a minute later killed 29 people and wounded 166 outside a football stadium in Istanbul on Saturday night, Turkish interior minister Suleyman Soylu said.
Autumn Snow in Gilan Province
Gilan province, with mostly mountainous, green and forested areas, is located in the north of Iran and lies along the Caspian Sea. It is beautiful all year round, especially in autumn.
Deserts Should Be Protected as Much as Oilfields: MP
An Iranian Parliament Member says desert is also part of the country’s natural resources and needs as much protection as oil and gas resources.
Iranian VP Resolved to Change Culture of Housework Division
Shahindokht Molaverdi, the Iranian Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, has recently talked about the government’s plans to facilitate the life and work of Iranian women.
2nd Int’l Exhibition of Gold, Jewellery and Gem Stones Underway in Iran’s Kish Island
The Second International Exhibition of Gold, Jewellery, Silver watch, Gem Stones and Related Industries is being held in Kish Island, southern Iran.
Muslim Woman Kicked Down the Stairs in Germany (+Video)
Shocking footage has emerged of the moment a thug in Germany kicks a woman in the back as she walked down the stairs in a seemingly motiveless attack.
A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on December 10
IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Saturday and picked headlines from 21 them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Saint Stepanos Monastery in Northwestern Iran
The St. Stepanos Monastery, located about 11 km northwest of Jolfa in East Azerbaijan Province, is the second most important Armenian monastery in Iran.
Torture of a Muslim Child in Myanmar (+Video)
A video showing the torture of a Muslim Myanmar child has shocked social media users.
Russia Looking for Constructive Talks in OPEC Meeting: Report
Russia will seek discussions at a planned meeting with OPEC on Saturday about how the group will fully comply with production cuts, following an increase in its November oil output, said a government official.
Iranian Actress Says Islamic Prayers in Church!
An Iranian actress has talked about the spiritual experience she had during a dream of saying Islamic payers in a church.
Iranian-Islamic Traditional Medicine, Probably the Only Cure for Trump’s Illness
An Iranian professor believes that Iranian-Islamic medicine offers a way to cure vitiligo, a condition Donald Trump is suffering from.
New Law in Iran Reduces Women’s Working Hours
A directive on the reduction of women’s weekly working hours has been communicated to executive bodies in Iran.
Only Terrorists Have Remained in Aleppo: Kremlin
A spokesman for the Russian government announced that all armed groups remaining in Syria’s Aleppo are terrorists.
Prison Sentence Changed to 1,000 Hours of Work on Environment
A young Iranian criminal who had been sentenced to prison will serve his term by cleaning up the environment from now on.
People Take Part in Desert Greening in Southern Iran
The inhabitants of Hormozgan desert, southern Iran, have participated in programs to revive the deserts.
Iranian Ministries Sign MoU to Fight Smuggling of Goods
Iran’s Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Trade has inked a document of cooperation with the Ministry of Interior to put an end to the smuggling of goods.
Iran’s Nuclear Ship Needs a New Captain: Senior Conservative Journalist
The managing editor of leading conservative newspaper Kayhan has reviewed the course of Iran’s nuclear talks with world powers, and highlighted the numerous mistakes made by Rouhani’s government and his nuclear team.
Muslim Girls in Germany Forced to Take Swimming Lessons alongside Boys
Germany’s highest court has ruled that Muslim girls must take part in swimming lessons alongside boys.
Village Life in Southwestern Iran
Zizi is a village lying 50 kilometres west of the city of Yasuj, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, in southwest of Iran where most people are farmers and sheep farmers.
