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Foreign investors interested in Iranian market
The head of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines has said that foreign investors show much interest in Iranian market, citing a growing number of business delegations visiting the country.
80% of Iran capital punishments for drug offences to go away
Based on Islamic and national laws, those involved in large-scale transfer and trafficking of drugs are sentenced to death by Iranian courts.
Free museum admission for students
Museums in Tehran province offer free admission to students to mark the national Student Day.
Iran hosts Nelson Mandela poster exhibition
An exhibition entitled 'Nelson Mandela, Bird of Liberty' is being held at the Iran Artists Forum to commemorate the first anniversary of Mandela’s death.
Central Bank chief expounds on new banking corruption case
The corruption occurred between 2006 and 2012. However, officials learned about it in 2013.
Reopening of British embassy; a game of ifs and buts
An Iranian MP says that the British embassy is likely to reopen by March 2015 amid ifs and buts surrounding the shaky relations between Tehran and London.
A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Dec. 7
IFP has taken a look at the front pages of newspapers on Sunday and picked headlines from 26 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Another Asiatic cheetah sighted in Yazd
The number of Asiatic cheetahs in Iran is projected to stand at 70.
Artworks by Adel Younesi on display in Paris: “Eternal Feast”
The ‘Eternal Feast’ exhibition in Paris displays a selection of over 20 paintings by Iranian artist Adel Younesi.
London, Rome, Tehran, Amsterdam to go to Europe
London, Rome, Tehran, Amsterdam, a joint production of Iran and the Netherlands which is on stage in Iran, will have performances in Europe in 2015.
Norwegian investors willing to invest in Iran
“Norwegian investors would welcome to participate in Iran’s economic projects,” said Norwegian Ambassador Norheim.
Tehran hosts exhibition of Brazilian photographer
“One of my aims is to display the natural beauty of Brazil to its people,” said the Brazilian photographer whose photos have been put on display in Tehran.
Heated debate over an Iranian musician’s failure to accept prestigious French award rages
Ali Moalem has taken a swipe at Mohammad-Reza Shajarian; Hossein Alizadeh’s refusal to accept a French prize still triggers debate.
Behestan Castle in Zanjan Province in photos
Standing tall at the heart of a mountain, a once strategic fort offering protection to people for centuries seems to be losing its battle against nature.
Velayati urges UN to identify countries backing terrorism
Ali Akbar Velayati, head of the Strategic Research Center of the Expediency Council, has said that the West has helped create terrorist groups, calling on the UN to identify the countries which support terrorism.
Objections to nuclear talks despite Leader’s approval illogical
The Supreme Leader’s advisor has said that opposition to nuclear talks make no sense now that the Leader has confirmed the negotiations and their extension.
Iraq president calls for Iran’s help in anti-terror fight
In a meeting with Iran’s ambassador to Baghdad, the Iraqi president pleaded with Tehran to forge ahead with its support for Iraq in the battle against terrorism.
Iran’s top security official: Military attack no more among enemies’ options
Like the nuclear technology, Iran's missile industry is in pursuit of peaceful purposes, said Iran’s Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council.
Iran to host confab on extremism: Zarif
“Iraq’s stability, security, development, and progress are among the priorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran and we will spare no effort in this regard,” said Iran’s foreign minister.
Economy should not be tied to the outcome of talks: Senior businessman
Asadollah Asgar-Oladi, a business magnate, says the Iranian economy has learned how to skirt the sanctions and its future should not be tied to the success of nuclear talks.
Iranian musician refuses French Chevalier of Legion of Honor
Hossein Alizadeh, a leading Iranian classical composer and musician, has refused to receive France’s Chevalier of Legion of Honor to be only known as an artist with no prestigious title.
Iran museum displays Latin American dolls
Five-hundred-forty dolls from 53 counties went on display in late November in Iran’s Nations' Dolls Museum.
Chuck Hagel, the casualty of US national security shakeup
Javan, a Tehran-based daily, brings under focus the sudden resignation of US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and how it can impact Washington's security policies down the line.
Feeling of Inferiority; Self-inflicted Violence against Women
One of the most extreme forms of self-inflicted violence experienced by some Iranian women is that they sell themselves short and become blind followers of imported aesthetic standards.
Bad luck often brings good luck
It’s a strategic miscalculation to assume that the lifting of sanctions will settle all of Iran's economic woes.
