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Saudi Newspaper Provokes Anger after Insulting Iraqi Women
A Saudi newspaper caused uproar in the Muslim world on Sunday after publishing a fabricated report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) viewed as fuelling sectarian tensions.
80 ISIS Elements in Europe Preparing for Attacks: Dutch Expert
There could be 60 to 80 ISIS operatives hidden in Europe, ready to strike when directed, Dutch counter-terrorism coordinator Dick Schoof said recently.
Kurds in Turkey Will Resort to Violence in Near Future: Expert
Javad Salehi, an expert in international affairs, says the developments in Turkey today will result in growing violence, particularly given the crackdown on Kurdish politicians.
ISIS’ Atrocities Bring Shiite and Sunni Muslims in Iraq Closer to Each Other!
The heinous crimes committed by the ISIS terrorist group have brought Muslim people closer to each other.
Women’s Safety Conference to Be Held in Iran
"Women's Safety, Global Peace, and Prosperity" Conference is scheduled to be held in northeastern Iranian city of Mashhad next week.
Veteran Iranian Conservative Journalist Dies
Hassan Shayanfar, a senior conservative journalist, and a cultural advisor to Keyhan newspaper, passed away at the age of 60.
First Russian Tourist Train Arrives in Iran
The first tourist train, departed from the Russian capital of Moscow, has arrived in Iran.
Muslims Converge on Iraq’s Karbala for Arbaeen Mourning Procession
Shiite Muslims from all around the world have descended on the holy city of Karbala in Iraq for Arbaeen, the fortieth day after Imam Hussein’s martyrdom.
Iran’s Fierce Competition with Iraq over Joint Oilfields
Iran’s employment of Chinese contractors, rather than Western firms, for the development of its joint oilfields has been criticized by energy experts, particularly now that Iraq has speeded up its output from the oilfields it shares with Iran.
Saudi Prince: Trump’s Daughter Is My Friend
A Saudi billionaire says he has had economic relationships with Donald Trump for years, and is close to his daughter, Ivanka.
Turkey Not to Forget 52 Years of European Deception
In a joint press conference with his German counterpart, Turkish Foreign Minister blasted the European Union’s deception in dealing with the issue of Turkey’s accession to the EU.
Iran Has Bought Russia’s Most Advanced Fighter Aircraft
A senior Iranian MP says the country has purchased the most advanced type of Russian fighter jet which is only sold to the Russian army.
A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 19
IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Saturday and picked headlines from 13 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
World Media Criticised for Silence on Huge Arbaeen Processions
Many social media users in Iran have been sharing a message that criticizes the world’s ‘neutral outlets’ over their silence about the huge Muslim processions to mark the fortieth day after Imam Hussein’s martyrdom, known as Arbaeen.
What Iran’s President Can Learn from Results of US Elections
The global community could not think straight for a while after it saw the results of US presidential election, which had, in fact, many lessons for political observers and analysts across the globe.
Firefighters Save a Cat Trapped under 20 Tons of Steel (+Video)
A poor cat trapped under tons of girders was saved by Iranian firefighters in the northeastern city of Mashhad.
Iran Air Show Underway in Kish Island
The 8th edition of Iran Air Show started work on November 16 in the Persian Gulf Island of Kish and will display the latest capabilities of aviation and aerospace industries until November 19.
American Professor Fired for Anti-Israel Remarks
An Oberlin College professor has been fired over her remarks about Israel’s role in 9/11 attacks and downing of Malaysian airliner, the Ohio College said a few days ago.
Iran to Produce 13m Tons of Wheat Next Year
An Iranian official says the country will produce more than 13 million tons of wheat in the next Persian year, starting from mid-March.
Belarussian President Sparks Controversy after Kissing Muslims’ Holy Book
The Orthodox President of Belarus provoked serious criticism after kissing the Holy Quran in a ceremony in Minsk.
Why Iranians Paid So Much Attention to Results of US Elections
Why did Iranians keep following up the results of US elections and Trump’s victory while the election of a Democrat or Republican has never been so much important for ordinary people? Here are ten reasons for such sensitivity.
Over 1.9 Million Pilgrims Have Arrived in Iraq from Iran
According to official statistics, nearly 2 million pilgrims have crossed Iran-Iraq border crossings to visit the Iraqi holy city of Karbala on Arbaeen, the fortieth day after Imam Hussein’s martyrdom.
A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 17
IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Thursday and picked headlines from 18 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Conservatives to Benefit from Ahmadinejad’s Absence from Iran Presidential Votes
A senior Iranian politician believes that former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s absence from the upcoming Presidential elections in Iran will benefit conservatives.
Iranian Athlete Struggles to Become a Champion Once Again
Sara Abdolmaleki, a former champion in women’s rugby, was seriously injured in a car crash in early 2016, but she wants to rejoin professional sports in the near future.
