Local

Iranian daily: Raisi govt. to disappoint people if provincial visits ratifications not fulfilled

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An Iranian daily has cautioned the government of President Ebrahim Raisi that failure to fulfill the pledges he has been making during provincial visits could lead to the disappointment of the public.
Environment

Lake Urmia, one step away from drying up

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The footsteps of the crisis began to be heard a long time ago. Lake Urmia is now on its last legs. The issue is no longer a matter of warning or risk.
Cultural Heritage

Anthropological Museum of Mashhad

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The Anthropological Museum of Astan Qods Razavi is on the western wing of the Imam Reza shrine, the eight Shia Imam, in the Iranian northeastern city of Mashhad.
Healthcare

Covid deaths and infections decreasing in Iran

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Covid deaths and infections are decreasing in Iran with the health ministry figures on Saturday showing that the disease has killed 55 over the previous 24 hours.
Nuclear

Ex-Iranian diplomat warns Russia could hamper nuclear deal

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Iranian political expert Abdolreza Faraji Rad says the Islamic Republic of Iran views the latest draft of a deal with the P4+1 group positively, but all involved parties should be careful about Russia hampering the deal.
Incidents

Iranian wildlife guard shot dead in court in tit-for-tat shooting

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An Iranian wildlife guard has been shot and killed in a court in western Iran where he was standing trial for killing an illegal hunter two years ago.
Local

President Raisi should solve problems through prudence: Daily

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Iranian newspaper Jomhouri Eslami says it is high time President Ebrahim Raisi acted prudently to solve problems in the country.
Energy

Iraq says holding talks with Iran on increasing gas imports

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Iraq’s Ministry of Electricity says the Arab country needs between 50 to 55 million cubic meters of natural gas from Iran, and that Baghdad is in talks with Tehran to increase its gas imports from the neighboring country.
Photo of the Day

Iran Professional League kick starts

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Sepahan football team defeats titleholder Esteghlal, putting an end to the invincibility of the blues from the capital.
Sport

Iran’s soccer champions Esteghlal get off to rocky start in new season

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Iran’s Professional League (IPL) kick started a new season this week with a bout that put an end to the invincibility of the blues from the capital Esteghlal for the entire previous season.
Healthcare

Iran reports drop in number of ‘red’ cities on Covid map

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The Iranian Health Ministry revises down the number of cities classified as ‘red’ on the country’s color-coded map tracking Covid-19 from 130 to 78, signaling a slowdown in the spread of the coronavirus across Iran.
Literature

Memorial held for late distinguished Iranian poet Ebtehaj

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A memorial service has been held for renowned contemporary Iranian poet Amir Hushang Ebtehaj at the Iranian House of Artists in the capital, Tehran, bringing together a host of his fans a few days into his death.
Nuclear

Analyst: Anti-JCPOA parties to use Rushdie attack to torpedo deal

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A political analyst says pro-Israel lobbies and groups that oppose Iran’s nuclear deal with the West, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), would take advantage of the Friday night attack on anti-Islam blasphemous novelist Salman Rushdie and pin it on Iran to diminish the prospects of an agreement.
Science and Technology

Iran says to test launch new satellite carrier in two weeks

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Iran’s minister of information and communications technology says the country is, in two weeks, set to test launch a new carrier rocket capable of placing satellites weighing 100 kilograms into orbit.
Healthcare

Official: Iran to see downward trend in Covid from next week

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The spokesman for Iran's national task-force for fighting the Coronavirus says authorities expect the Covid upward trend to subside from next week.
Energy

Embassy: Iranian oil stolen off Greek waters to return to Islamic Republic soon

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Iran's Embassy in Greece has said Iranian oil stolen at the order of the US from a vessel carrying the crude in Greek waters will be returned to the Islamic Republic soon.
Healthcare

Health minister: Iran ready to export Covid vaccine

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Iran's health minister says the Islamic Republic is ready to export Covid vaccine to foreign countries.
Foreign Policy

Afghan FM: third parties should not be let harm Tehran-Kabul ties

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Afghan Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Mottaqi says Afghanistan and Iran should not let other sides harm relations between the two countries.
Nuclear

Russia: Text of JCPOA revival deal ‘almost completely agreed’

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Russia’s representative in the Vienna talks says the text of a final agreement on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal is “almost completely agreed,” and that the parties to the talks seem to be facing “either a failure or a success.”
Cultural Heritage

Archeologists find 5,600-year-old building near Iranian capital

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Archeologists discover the remains of a building dating back 5,600 years ago during a search in the city of Robat Karim, located southwest of the Iranian capital, Tehran.
Local

President Raisi: South Kerman Province to be established

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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi says that South Kerman Province will be the 32nd province in Iran.
Nuclear

Source: Iran examining reliability of EU proposals to revive nuclear deal

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Iran is examining the reliability of the European Union’s recent proposal to restore a 2015 nuclear agreement with the West in three areas of safeguards, sanctions and guarantees, an informed diplomatic source says.
Environment

Iran raises the alarm over Caspian Sea pollutants

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August 12 is designated as the Caspian Sea Day, but not everything is so august when it comes to the world’s largest inland body of water, often described as the world’s largest lake.
Local

Iranian market reports dramatic drop in public demand for fruits amid inflation

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A union representing sellers of fruits and vegetables in the Iranian capital, Tehran, reports a drop of between 50 to 60 percent in the public demand for fruits in markets due to the people’s declining purchasing power as the country’s economy grapples with inflation.
Middle East

Study: Gaza war showed Israel has to pay double price for any future adventurism

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A research by Iranian parliamentarians underscores the Palestinian resistance movement’s firm military response to Tel Aviv’s latest onslaught on Gaza, saying the regime found out during the flare-up that it will have to pay “a double price” for any act of adventurism in the future.
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