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Official Presses S. Korea to Free Iran’s Assets

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In a post on his Twitter account on Tuesday, Vaezi advised South Korea not to ruin its interests in Iran by blocking the Iranian assets under the US pressures.

“The government of South Korea must not sacrifice the Iranian nation’s trust in that country’s products and technology in recent decades as well as its long-term interests in the Iranian market for the US regime’s demands and pressures,” the President’s Chief of Staff said.

It is necessary for the Seoul government to facilitate and accelerate Iran’s access to its frozen money in South Korea, Vaezi underlined.

On Monday, Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Seyyed Ababs Mousavi denounced South Korea’s “blind” obedience to the US, saying Seoul has no right to freeze Iranian assets.

On June 12, Hossein Tanhaee, the chairman of Iran and South Korea’s joint chamber of commerce told Borna news agency that Iran’s frozen assets in South Korea were between $6.5 billion and $9 billion.

Tanhaee added that not only Korean banks refuse to release Iran’s money, some of them have also demanded commission and maintenance fees for Iran’s accounts.

Hilevar Rock Village; A Survivor of Mongol Invasion of Iran

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Hilevar Rock Village; A Survivor of Mongol Invasion of Iran 4

Hilevar rock village lies in the heart of soil. Some experts believe it is named “Hilevar”, which means cunning in Persian, for its houses that are hidden from the passengers’ sight.

Hilevar is an old residential area surviving from the Ilkhanid period in the seventh century AH, when the people of East Azarbaijan evacuated their houses and resorted to the mountains to escape from the Mongol invasion and save their lives.

The number of houses in this village is estimated to be more than 200. These homes are carved in an excellent style under the soil, as if they are buried, in the form of beautiful slums.

Hilevar village was registered as a National Heritage site in August 2005.

What follows are YJC’s photos of Hilevar rock village in northwestern Iran:

Iran’s Foreign Minister Leaves Turkey for Russia

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Iran’s Foreign Minister Leaves Turkey for Russia

Foreign Minister Zarif, who paid a visit to Turkey on Monday with a diplomatic delegation, left Istanbul for the Russian capital of Moscow on Tuesday morning.

During his stay in Istanbul, Foreign Minister Zarif held two rounds of meetings with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu for talks on the bilateral, regional and international issues.

The Iranian and Turkish foreign ministers discussed a range of topics in the meetings, signed a memorandum of understanding on the diplomatic properties and buildings of the two countries, and compiled a new list of commodities subject to preferential tariff.

Seoul’s Excuse to Freeze Iran’s Oil Revenues ‘Unacceptable’

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Seoul’s Excuse to Freeze Iran’s Oil Revenues ‘Unacceptable’

“Iran’s revenue from the oil and gas condensates exported to South Korea are currently deposited in the Central Bank’s accounts in the Korean banks,” Ali Rabiei said on Monday.

“Although the US pressures have focused on the use of currency resources for the import of basic commodities, like medicine, they have said that there is no obstacle to using those resources for importing basic commodities and medicine,” he added.
“For unclear reasons, we feel that the government of South Korea is not cooperating properly,” the spokesman went on to say.

The Iranian official expressed hope that the South Korean government would immediately unfreeze these resources and resolve the problems it has created.

“Interestingly, those resources relate to the oil that has been exported to South Korea with the US permission and waivers. Thus, South Korea’s reasons are not acceptable to us from various aspects.”

“We, and the people of Iran, naturally expect the South Korean government to return the money to Iran with its measures. The consequences of this behaviour are unacceptable to all of us and will definitely affect the prospect of bilateral relations and future cooperation,” he warned.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

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Fatemeh Askarieh
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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 18

Iranian Newspapers

Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:

1- Mr Zarif! Why Are You Harming Yourself? [Editorial]
* Aftab-e Yazd Doesn’t Cover Zarif’s Instagram Live Interview
2- Waste Picking Banned for Children: How Should They Earn Living?A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Arman-e Melli Newspaper:

1- Arson Attacks on Iranian Forests Confirmed
2- Abadan Under Siege for CoronavirusA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Ebtekar Newspaper:

1- Mohammad-Ali Keshavarz, Lovely Star of Iranian Cinema, Passes Away
2- Rouhani: Any Negligence over Price Hikes Won’t Be Forgiven
3- Iran’s COVID-19 Fatalities Over 100 Again
4- Washington’s Obstacle in Tehran-Seoul Path
* Will S Korea Ruin 53 Years of Ties with Iran?
5- Bankrupt Hotels Must Now Compete with Capsules Imported from ChinaA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Ettela’at Newspaper:

1- Iran Planning to Build Biggest Wind Power Plant Complex in 3 Eastern Provinces
2- Zarif: Iran to Take Strong Decision If Its Case Sent to UN Security CouncilA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Hamshahri Newspaper:

1- Rangers Won’t Be Sentenced to Death Anymore [If They Kill Hunters]
2- Another Actor of Golden Era of Iranian Cinema DiesA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Iran Newspaper:

1- Children of Iranian Mothers with Foreign Husbands Can Obtain Iran Citizenship as of Next WeekA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Javan Newspaper:

1- Farewell to Number One Man of Iranian Cinema
2- Fanning the Flames of US ProtestsA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Kayhan Newspaper:

1- Rouhani Criticizes Iranian President!
* Failure to Prevent Price Hikes Not Acceptable!
2- Fresh Wave of US Protests after Another African-American Killed
3- Iran’s Withdrawal from NPT Will Change the Game
4- We Can Have Win-Win Deal with Trump!A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Khorasan Newspaper:

1- IAEA Following Mossad’s Suit
2- Two Kids Die of Coronavirus in Iran’s Torbat-e Jam in 3 DaysA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Mardom Salari Newspaper:

1- Iran One of the World’s Seven Countries with Negative Economic Growth in 3 Consecutive YearsA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Shahrvand Newspaper:

1- 4,000 Child Waste Pickers in Tehran
2- Iran’s COVID-19 Daily Fatalities Above 100 AgainA Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Shargh Newspaper:

1- Astana Trio Talks Resume: Zarif Travels to Turkey
2- Keshavarz Dies at 90A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 15

Iran Has World’s Most Transparent Nuclear Program: Spokesman

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Speaking at a weekly press conference on Monday, Ali Rabiei highlighted Iran’s transparent cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency and warned the UN nuclear agency not to fall under the influence of political objectives of others.

“In the area of providing access for the inspectors of the institution (IAEA), we have offered facilities, and at present, we can confidently claim that we have the most transparent peaceful nuclear program in the world,” the spokesman said.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran has given the IAEA the maximum degree of access that a country may give the international agency,” he emphasized.

“Take a look at the regional countries! Has any of them ever had a percentage of our transparency in this regard? Iran, in turn, expects the IAEA to submit its requests within the framework of the Safeguards regulations and the Statute of the IAEA,” Rabiei added, referring to the IAEA Board of Governors’ Monday meeting on the reports that Iran has blocked inspection of two sites where nuclear activity may have occurred.

“We expect the (IAEA) Board of Governors to protect the independence of this international institution against the US bullying. Our primary expectation is that the (IAEA) Board (of Governors) maintains its independence. Moreover, we warn that using political criteria for reciprocal addressing of the commitments and rights of the countries in the International Atomic Energy Agency will result in nothing but dissolution of trust and a rise in world instability,” he noted.

“We have emphasized repeatedly that we remain committed to all of our international undertakings, whose obvious evidence are the seventeen positive reports from the IAEA in recent years. We have been always prepared to give the IAEA inspectors the necessary and justifiable access according to the previous valid agreements and the international regulations,” the spokesman stressed.

“From now on, we will act on this basis and in that manner and according to the technical necessities that exist. Our argument is that the issue of technical inspections must not become political by any means. Politicization of the issue will not only not help resolve the differences that may exist between us and the IAEA, but will complicate the situation,” Rabiei stated.

“As the IAEA has issued positive reports in the past years, we hope that it would not allow political objectives to affect the IAEA this time. We have been expecting the IAEA to do this, and the IAEA has also satisfied our expectations so far,” the spokesperson added.

Rabiei finally condemned the “evil intentions of the US and Israeli regimes and the Israeli regime’s provocations” with the purpose of ruining Iran’s nuclear program.

Iran’s Coronavirus Fatalities at Highest Level since Mid-April

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran's Coronavirus Fatalities at Highest Level since Mid-April

The new deaths increase the total number of fatalities to 8,950, said Sima-Sadat Lari on Monday.

She also confirmed 2,449 new cases of COVID-19 infection, increasing the total number of infections to 189,876.

According to the spokeswoman, 150,590 patients have so far recovered from COVID-19, but 2,765 are still in severe conditions of the disease.

She said so far 1,269,194 COVID-19 tests have been taken across the country.

According to Lari, Khuzestan, West Azarbaijan, Hormozgan, Kurdistan, and Sistan and Baluchestan provinces are considered red zones.

She also noted that the number of hospitalized patients is on the rise in Tehran, Khorasan Razavi, and Bushehr provinces.

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Iran’s Nature in Photos: Plain of Chamomiles

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Iran's Nature in Photos: Plain of Chamomiles

Fandoqloo Forest is located 10 km from Namin city in Ardabil province. The chamomile flowers give a special grace to this tourist resort and attract many visitors every spring.

What follows are YJC’s photos of the plain of chamomiles in northwestern Iran:

Iran Urges Resumption of Gas Exports to Turkey

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Iran Urges Resumption of Gas Exports to Turkey

In a meeting with his Turkish counterpart on Monday, Foreign Minister Zarif stressed the need to resume gas exports to Turkey and repair and reconstruct a section of the gas pipeline that has been damaged.

Natural gas exports from Iran to Turkey came to a halt in April after an explosion and fire at a pipeline on the Turkish side of the border.

The top Iranian diplomat, who is leading a delegation to Turkey, further expressed solidarity with and support for Turkey in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic and its consequences in the meeting.

Foreign Minister Zarif and his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu also weighed plans to make up for a decline in trade exchanges between Tehran and Ankara over the past four months due to restricting regulations in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

In two rounds of negotiations, the Iranian and Turkish foreign ministers agreed on holding a virtual meeting of the Astana Process Summit in the coming weeks before an actual summit in Tehran at the first possible moment, and also discussed the issues relating to Syria, Yemen, Libya, and the fight against terrorism.

How To Finish Your Dissertation During Lockdown

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IFP Media Wire
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How To Finish Your Dissertation During Lockdown

Here’s how you can go about finishing your dissertation while obeying social distancing.

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Make Use of Online Resources

Visiting the school or public library is not an offer on the table. How then do you get the information you need to write your dissertation? The answer is using online resources. There are multiple virtual libraries on the Internet with free access. Google’s online library is one such resource. Getting information from resources on the Internet is the perfect solution to getting a quality education at home.

The question on the lips of many students is “How can I get help to write my dissertation online?” Online resources don’t stop at libraries, there are dozens of tools on the internet that can help you write during the lockdown. You can get professionals to help with writing your dissertation for you, or any other form of assistance when you’re looking for the best quality. The proofreading tools on the internet will help keep your grammar and spellings excellent. Get online dissertation help with your thesis, project, and more.

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Be Positive

Keeping a positive outlook in life is the first step to solving a problem. This rule also applies to the Corona lockdown. At a time when it seems negativity is drowning the world, you’d need to stay strong and appreciate the positives. Focus on the highs rather than the lows.

It can be difficult to stay motivated and focused on writing your dissertation when the lockdown keeps exposing the frailty of things we once thought compact. This possibility is why it’s essential to have a topic you are passionate about for your project. In moments where your zeal seems fleeting, remember the reason for selecting your dissertation topic.

If you didn’t select a topic that interests you earlier, thanks to the lockdown you have enough time to change and complete it. Contact your supervisor to discuss possible options.

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Communicate Using Social Media Apps

Your supervisor and project partner(s) are crucial members in finishing your dissertation. You need to check in with the former to gain guidance throughout the entirety of your project. Thanks to social media platforms you can keep in touch with your supervisor and classmates without leaving your home. You can perform group video chats using applications such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Zoom, Skype, and more.

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Exercise at Home

Exercising is an excellent way to keep your mind and body in perfect shape. Lockdown means that you can go to the gym or go on hikes. 5There’s nothing stopping you from exercising at home. The are multiple body training you can perform while social distancing. This information is easy to access thanks to smartphone apps and online videos.

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Take Breaks

Staying at home doesn’t mean you have to overwhelm yourself with work. The brain needs rest and you should always indulge it. After working for a few hours, take a time out to replenish your mind.

You can take a day off your dissertation after working at it for two weeks. You should find creative ways to de-stress while still adhering strictly to social distancing rules.

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Minimize Procrastinating

Procrastination is the bane of every student and avoiding it is critical to writing dissertation during lockdown. It might appear you have ample time to finish your work, but this perception can be misleading. Many students ask “When should I start writing my dissertation?” The answer is right away.

Putting things off can become a habit, and you find yourself barely halfway through your project with a few weeks before it’s due. Dissertations are notorious for appearing simple to complete at surface level, but 30% into it, the veil falls off and students find that they’ve their work cut out for them. There’s a reason why it carries the bulk of your finals grade.

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Steps to Take

Here’s how you can minimize procrastination.

  • Avoid distractions.
  • Create a schedule and stick with it.
  • Ensure your writing period coincides with the time of the day that you’re most productive.
  • Make your room conducive for studying.
  • Set goals and objectives.
  • Treat yourself when you accomplish a milestone in your dissertation

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Final Thoughts

Lockdown isn’t a prison, keep a positive attitude, and make use of the online tools at your disposal. Get to writing your dissertation while using the internet to get all the information and research data you need.

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