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Iranian, Russian Diplomats Discuss Promotion of Media Cooperation

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IFP Editorial Staff
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In the videoconference meeting on Tuesday evening, Mousavi and Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova discussed the ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries in the media sphere and countering the untrue atmosphere the Western states have created.

The two spokespersons dismissed the claims raised by the Western states that the media is impartial and independent, stressing that unfortunately the media in the West has currently turned into an instrument for psychological warfare and propagating false news against the independent countries.

Mousavi and Zakharova also highlighted the growing relations between Iran and Russia in all fields, describing the close ties between the two countries and their common stances on various issues, including the regional cooperation and the opposition to the cruel Western sanctions, as an opportunity for closer cooperation between the Foreign Ministry spokespersons of the two nations.

They also talked about other issues such as the exchange of media delegations, preparing the ground for interaction between the media communities of the two countries, facilitating the interviews that the two countries’ media conduct with each other’s officials, and the plans to keep holding bilateral consultations between the Foreign Ministry spokespersons of the two countries and with the Foreign Ministry spokespersons of the other friendly and like-minded nations.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

By
Fatemeh Askarieh
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Iranian Newspapers

Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:

1- Blind Pledge: Trump Vows to Reach Deal with Iran in 4 Weeks If Re-elected

2- Will Corona Stay with Us Forever?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Arman-e Melli Newspaper:

1- Iran-US Deal in 4 Weeks!

2- Black Tuesday: Lebanese Gov’t Steps Down

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Ebtekar Newspaper:

1- Lebanese Gov’t Overthrown by Beirut Blast

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Etemad Newspaper:

1- Beirut Blast Collapses Diab’s Cabinet

2- IAEA’s Politically-Motivated Silence vis-a-vis Saudi Nuclear Cover-up

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Iran Newspaper:

1- Motherly Stamp on Iranian ID Cards

* Children Born to Iranian Mother, Non-Iranian Father Receive Iran Citizenship

2- Political Victims of Beirut Explosion

3- Lebanon Ready to Overcome Crises

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Javan Newspaper:

1- Another Defeat Awaiting US

2- Coronavirus Deaths Once Again Surge

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Kayhan Newspaper:

1- Russia, China Take Long Stride towards Dollar-Free Economy

2- Beirut: Former Corrupt Gov’t Thinking of Returning to Power

3- US Inspector General’s Account of Guerrilla Wars in Various Cities

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Mardom Salari Newspaper:

1- Iran-US Deal in Four Weeks

2- In JCPOA, Iran Turned Win-Lose Game into Win-Win Game for All

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Sazandegi Newspaper:

1- Oil in Return for Gold

2- Will Twitter Be Unblocked in Iran?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Shahrvand Newspaper:

1- Number of Young People Infected with COVID-19 Rises

2- Lebanese Gov’t Resigns

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

 

Vatan-e Emrooz Newspaper:

1- Bin Salman Summoned to Court

2- Lebanon’s Ambiguous Future

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 11

Iran Denies Report of Partial Sanctions Removal

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran Condemns US Oil Deal with Syrian Kurdish Group

Asked by reporters on Tuesday, Seyyed Abbas Mousavi rejected the media reports citing an anonymous source about the temporary removal of part of the so-called non-targeted sanctions on Tehran.

Such comments are unreal fabricated reports whose purpose is not clear, he added.

“It is not unlikely that the failure of the US’ policy of sanctions would be a source of quarrel between Europe and the US, but what relates to the Islamic Republic of Iran is that the US’ unilateral sanctions are illegal and cruel, and according to the JCPOA and the (UNSC) Resolution 2231, the US must remove and nullify the whole sanctions it has re-imposed after its withdrawal from the JCPOA,” Mousavi said.

Iran’s COVID-19 Cases Exceed 330,000: Ministry

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Some 9,000 Iranians Contract Coronavirus in Single Day

In a press briefing on Tuesday, Sima-Sadat Lari said the virus has killed 184 patients since Monday noon, increasing the overall death toll to 18,800.

So far, she added, 288,620 patients have recovered from the disease or been discharged from the hospital.

Lari said 3,983 patients are also in critical conditions caused by more severe infection.
The spokeswoman noted that 2,736,514 COVID-19 tests have been taken across the country so far.

She said the high-risk “red” zones include Tehran, Mazandaran, East Azarbaijan, Isfahan, Ardabil, Khorasan Razavi, North Khorasan, Gilan, Alborz, Semnan, Golestan, Markazi, Kerman, and Yazd provinces.

The “orange” zones also include West Azarbaijan, Bushehr, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, Hormozgan, Zanjan, Hamadan, Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, Lorestan, Ilam, Fars, Qazvin, and Qom provinces, according to the spokeswoman.

Aims, Dimensions of Saudi Nuclear Program Lack Transparency: Iran

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Seyyed Abbas Mousavi made the comment in response to reports suggesting Riyadh is running a covert atomic program.

“A cause for concern about Saudi Arabia’s nuclear program is that inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are not present in this country,” said the spokesman.

“As a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), Saudi Arabia is entitled to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, but, at the same time, it should make good on its commitments under the treaty,” he noted.

The spokesman touched upon Saudi Arabia cashing in on the weakness of the system of the Safeguards Agreement over the past 20 years.

“Despite the fact that Saudi Arabia is running an extensive nuclear program at the moment, it still refuses to accept inspections by the IAEA,” he added.

“Such behaviour has given rise to meaningful suspicions about Riyadh’s intentions with regards to using nuclear energy,” he said.

He also weighed in on why the IAEA does not use tools at its disposal to hold Riyadh accountable.

“The IAEA director general and its Board of Governors have a duty to put an end to this situation and to Saudi Arabia taking advantage of an old monitoring loophole,” added Mousavi.

“The IAEA chief knows better than anyone else what tools are available to follow up on and tackle this safeguards fault,” he said.

Mousavi fulminated against the IAEA for failing to utilize these tools.
“We don’t understand why no voice is heard from the IAEA in this regard,” he said.

“This situation brings to mind a double standard, especially given the unjustifiable rush at the agency over Iran’s nuclear program,” the spokesman said.

“The formation of such an idea about the IAEA’s approach toward safeguards issues will harm the principles of neutrality, independence and professionalism of the IAEA,” he said.

When to Hire a Lawyer for Deceptive Advertising

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IFP Media Wire
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When to Hire a Lawyer for Deceptive Advertising

Deceptive Advertising 101

Deceptive advertising can be costly and injures. Besides making you suffer losses, deceptive advising can also injure your health. To avoid being a victim, you need to understand everything to do with deceptive advertising. But what’s deceptive advertising? How can you file claims from deceptive adverting? Should you hire a lawyer when filing for a lawsuit for deceptive adverting? Well, deceptive advertising is a business malpractice in society. You don’t have to suffer from deceptive advertising. Here is all you need to know regarding deceptive advertising—including when to hire a lawyer.

Forms of Deceptive Adverting

Defective advertising can be in different aspects. They include product pricing, standards, availability (time, date, and location), and warranties. Other forms of defective adverting include false facts when it comes to deals and sales, misleading information on interest rates, etc. The law may consider an advertising defective even if the marketer didn’t intend to create a defective ad. This includes mistakes in ads.

Civil fines

In most cases, federal trade commissions are tasked with handling and investigations from defective adverting. However, the fines may depend on the existing laws and product/service type. In particular, doctors and lawyers have specific always that regulate advertising.

What Do You Need Before Filing a Claim?

The law gives you the right to file lawsuits for deceptive marketing However, you need to get your documentation right. For instance, you should have all the receipts when filing a lawsuit against deceptive trade practices. So, you should have all the receipts, purchase orders, as well as an ad copy. Also, you should document how the advertisement influenced or affected your judgment when making the purchase. In particular, you should estimate the losses you incurred. However, substantiating your claims can be challenging—especially if you don’t have legal skills. That’s why hiring a lawyer is important. Among other things, your lawyer will review the case, determine if it’s viable, and ensure that you get the right compensation.

Hire a Lawyer

According to the stats, the modern marketplace is filled with rogue business establishments. Some of these businesses employ scoundrel, manipulative tactics to woo clients. For instance, they may employ defective advertising tactics to influence your buying decisions. However, you don’t have to suffer from these losses. Hire a defective advertising lawyer to represent you in a court of law. He/she has the experience when it comes to litigating the lawsuit and ensuring you receive the best compensation.

Hire the Right Lawyer

The success of your defective adverting lawsuit is dependent on the lawyer you hire. Experience and competent lawyers will help you get the right compensation. So, go for the experience. Avoid lawyers with excessive negative customer reviews. Ask friends and other experts for referrals.

The Bottom-Line

The business world is increasingly becoming more and more competitive. Businesses are employing manipulative tactics to woo clients. Among the tricks, business use is deceptive advertising. This practice makes clients lose money and suffer. However, clients have the right to sue businesses that practice deceptive advertising. The above guide will help you understand deceptive advertising and what to do in case you fall victim to this business malpractice.

Iran Warns against Any Foreign Interference in Lebanon Politics

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IFP Editorial Staff
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An anti-government protester waves a Lebanese flag during clashes with security forces in Beirut Aug. 8, 2020. / Photo by Reuters

Ali Rabiei made the comment as he weighed in on the recent developments in Lebanon and Iran’s stance on the situation in that country.

“As for developments in Lebanon, we are waiting for the Lebanese government to conduct its examinations and announce the results,” he said.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran would like all countries not to make any opportunistic intervention in determining Lebanon’s fate,” he said.

“In particular, the United States’ hypocrisy of claiming to be helping Lebanon is a cause for concern, especially at a time when it won’t lift its inhumane sanctions in the current deplorable situation,” he said.

“We are confident that the Lebanese nation is able to weather these tough times if it maintains its unity and relies on domestic resources and forces,” the spokesman added.

“Meanwhile, the Islamic Republic of Iran maintains its close contact with the Lebanese government and will keep sending humanitarian aid and items needed by [Lebanese] people,” he noted.

Rabiei’s comments come as the Lebanese government has resigned amid angry protests following the devastating blast which struck the capital, Beirut, last Tuesday.

Lebanese President Michel Aoun accepted the resignation of the government, asking it to stay on in a caretaker capacity until a new cabinet is formed.

Surge in COVID-19 Cases Turns Tehran into a ‘Red Zone’

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Surge in COVID-19 Cases Turns Tehran into a 'Red Zone'

Iran, UN to Draw Up Natl. Tourism Promotion Plan with EU Funding

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IFP Editorial Staff
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A senior official with the Ministry says phase two of the program has been approved, which will see the organization continue to work closely with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as well as with the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

“Based on an official letter sent by the deputy head of UNESCO’s regional office in Tehran to the Tourism Department of Iran, the EU funding has been approved for phase two of joint cooperation to draw up a national program on the promotion of tourism,” said Alireza Rahimi.

He said UNESCO had already announced its readiness in a meeting via videoconference to keep working with Iran on implementing the said project.

“The Tourism Department has been notified of the approval of phase two of financing for the continuation of cooperation based on finalizing the proposal of the plan with the technical help of UNWTO’s international consultants and the participation of beneficiaries in the process of drawing up the plan,” he added.

Five Spies Arrested at Iranian Gov’t Bodies: Judiciary

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran to Prosecute 45 Americans over Their Role in Medical Sanctions

A spokesperson for the Judiciary said two of the spies have received final conviction verdicts.

“Masoud Mosahab, serving as the secretary general of the Iran-Austria Friendship Association, spied for Mossad (the Israeli secret service) and Germany’s secret service,” said the spokesperson.

“He has been sentenced to 10 years behind bars, and his verdict is final,” the spokesperson added.

“Shahram Shirkhani, who spied for Britain, has also received a final ruling. He tried to poison the minds of some managers and recruit elements for the UK’s secret service,” added the spokesperson.

“He had provided the enemy with information about our agreements in domains of the Central Bank, Melli Bank and the defence ministry,” said the spokesperson.

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