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US Sanctions on Iranian Officials Show Its Desperation: Tehran

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Spokesman Condemns US Envoy’s Comments on Military Action against Iran

In a statement on Thursday, Mousavi condemned the new sanctions, and said the US regime’s addiction to imposition of sanctions is indicative of the country’s unlawful and arbitrary behaviours against the integrity of the international law and order.

“The US regime targets the legal bodies and officials of independent governments with its hostile policies,” Mousavi noted.

“The futile, repetitive, and blind sanctions imposed by the US regime against the interior minister, the commander of the Law Enforcement, and other officials of our country indicate the weakness, desperation, and confusion of the US regime,” the spokesman noted.

He said the new sanctions have been imposed based on Washington’s usual delusions, under the influence of ill-informed advisors, and in reaction to the regime’s failures vis-à-vis the strong resolve of the Iranian nation and government.

“The recent sanction is considered another blatant violation of the UN Security Council Resolution 2231 and the US government’s commitments under the international law,” Mousavi said, urging the international community to hold the US accountable for such blatant violations.

“By imposing and implementing such sanctions, the United States has ignored deep-rooted internationally-accepted decency and conventions, and has directly targeted individuals and bodies who are closely intertwined with the order and security of the Iranian nation, and the security of the region in a broader sense,” he concluded.

Mousavi’s comments came after the United States imposed sanctions on eight Iranian officials, including Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli.

The US treasury announced the sanctions Wednesday amid the Trump administration’s anti-Iran campaign.

Iran’s Law Enforcement Force Commander Hossein Ashtari is among the seven others sanctioned.

The measure was said to be aimed at holding “accountable Iranian officials and institutions” over the November 2019 unrest in Iran.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

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Seyedeh Maryam Hosseini Lahijani
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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 18

Iranian Newspapers

Abrar Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: We Always Support Oppressed People of the World
2- Turkey Condemns West Bank Annexation as Crime, Calls for Global Action
3- DM: Iran to Give Decisive Response to Any Harassment of Iranian Tankers

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Afkar Newspaper:

1- Foreign Ministry: Zionist Regime Offspring of Terror
2- WHO Calls for Independent Probe into Coronavirus Outbreak

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Aftab-e Yazd Newspaper:

1- JCPOA Won’t Revive Even under Biden
* Will Democrats’ Victory in Nov. Elections Influence Iran Nuclear Deal?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Ebtekar Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: We Hope Gov’t Will Have Better Ties with Next Parliament
2- Will Trump’s Political and Economic Measures Lead to His Conviction?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Etemad Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: We’ll Stand by New Parliament within Framework of Law
2- Ramallah Stops Cooperation with Occupiers
* Abbas Declares End of Security Cooperation with Tel Aviv

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Ettela’at Newspaper:

1- Rouhani: Quds Won’t Be Forgotten, Won’t Remain Occupied
2- Nasrallah: We’ll Realize Gen. Soleimani’s Dream of Liberating Quds

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Iran Newspaper:

1- Quds Won’t Be Forgotten: Rouhani

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Javan Newspaper:

1- US Talking Nonsense as Iran Tankers Approach Venezuela Coast

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Kayhan Newspaper:

1- Iran’s Non-Oil Exports Gaining Momentum: CBI Chief
2- US Will Definitely Be Expelled from Iraq

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Sazandegi Newspaper:

1- Oslo Accord Suspended: Abbas Declares Withdrawal of Palestine from All Security Pacts with US, Israel

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Shargh Newspaper:

1- Washington Once Again Threatens Iran
2- Ukraine Plane Crash Wouldn’t Happen If Iran Had Red Line with US: MP

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Vatan-e Emrooz Newspaper:

1- Hamas Envoy to Tehran: Gen. Soleimani’s Death Made Liberation of Quds More Imminent

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on May 21

Iranian Mothers Can Now Pass Nationality to Children

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iranian Mothers Can Now Pass Nationality to Children

Government Spokesman Ali Rabiei said Wednesday the cabinet has approved the regulations for allowing children of Iranian mothers and foreign fathers to obtain Iranian citizenship.

Rabiei said the children who have reached the age of 18, even if their mother dies or gets divorce, can enjoy the benefits of this law and obtain Iranian citizenship.

Many believe the law could improve the lives of thousands of children, including those with Iranian mothers married to undocumented immigrants.

In May 2019, Iran’s Parliament adopted the reform to the law, but it went back and forth from the Guardian Council to determine whether it is in accordance with Iran’s Constitution and Islamic law.

Iran’s Guardian Council finally approved the legislation in October 2019.

Iran to Give Firm Response to Disruption of Shipment to Venezuela

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IFP Editorial Staff
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No Obstacle to Development of Strategic Arms in Iran: DM

Brigadier General Amir Hatami said the Americans and others know Iran will certainly not hesitate to respond in this regard.

“Disrupting the navigation of tankers is against international rules and security, and international organisations are sensitive to the rules and safety of waterways,” he said in a weekly cabinet session.

Hatami said this is a kind of piracy and Iran’s policy is very clear. Tehran has announced very clearly that it will not tolerate any provocation.

Five Iranian tankers likely carrying gasoline are now sailing toward Venezuela, amid the tensions between the two sanctioned nations and the United States.

Washington has called for the cessation of shipments between the two sanctioned countries.

Tehran and Caracas have had strong ties for years, in part due to their hostile approach towards the United States. Both countries help each other maintain trade in the face of US sanctions.

Iran to Resume Trade with Arab States in Compliance with Health Protocols

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran to Resume Trade with Arab States in Compliance with Health Protocols

The Islamic Republic’s Health Minister Saeid Namaki said Iran is interested in expanding trade relations with these countries, and has announced readiness to provide technical support in the field of disease management to Yemen, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman.

Speaking in a televised speech on Wednesday, he said in separate phone conversations he and his Arab counterparts have talked about various issues regarding the spread of the coronavirus in these countries and exchanged views on how to deal with these problems.

“I also thanked the friendly country of Qatar, for its cooperation in providing some equipment, especially masks, during this period,” added Namaki.

7,000-Year-Old Earthenware Found in Iran

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IFP Editorial Staff
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7,000-Year-Old Earthenware Found in Iran

Supervisor of a team of archaeologists said the six earthenware dishes have been found without any damages after excavation at ‘Moshelan’ archaeological site near Savojbolagh in Iran’s northern province of Alborz.

Apart from the earthenware dishes, which had been buried in the fifth millennium BCE probably as part of a burial ceremony, ancient layers of soil, earthen objects and bones have been also discovered in the site, Siavash Saraqi added.

The new findings include footed dishes, clay vats, and dishes with red gutter-shaped spouts decorated with geometric patterns and drawings of animals, such as goats, dating back to the Cheshmeh-Ali era, he noted.

The Moshelan Hill, also known as Ismail Abad, is a major archeological site located in Savojbolagh in Iran’s central plateau that dates back to the fifth millennium BCE, he added, saying the area was excavated for the first time in 1957-1958, and once again later in 1977 by Masoumeh Navaei.

Considering the expansion of rural areas in the region, the historic hill has been poorly protected, he added, saying the Research Institute of Cultural Heritage and Tourism has authorized a delegation to begin feasibility studies to determine boundaries for the Moshelan Hill archeological site.

The studies show that the historic area is much larger than what has been reported earlier, Saraqi said, noting that much of the site in the western wing has been sadly bulldozed and turned into gardens and private villas.

Human civilization in Iran dates back to the Lower Paleolithic era, over 800,000 years ago, which is proven by archaeological finds made in the Kashafrud Basin.

Some of those evidences can be found at the Zagros Paleolithic Museum in Kermanshah in western Iran.

Iran’s Leader: Abolishment of Israel Not Equal to Abolishment of Jews

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran Leader Grants Clemency to Large Group of Iranian Inmates

The Persian-language Twitter account of Ayatollah Khamenei sent a post on Wednesday ahead of the International Quds Day, reiterating that the Islamic Republic has nothing to do with the Jewish people.

“The abolishment of the Israeli government does not mean the abolishment Jews. We have nothing to do with the Jewish people,” the Leader said in the post.

“The abolishment of Israel means that the Muslim, Christian and Jewish people of Palestine should be able to choose their government themselves and oust the foreigners and ruffians, like Netanyahu,” read the message.

“The abolishment of Israel means this, and this will surely happen,” said the tweet.

The message included an excerpt of a speech that Ayatollah Khamenei had delivered on November 15, 2019, in a gathering of the heads of government branches, a group of government officials, ambassadors of Islamic countries and participants in the International Conference on Islamic Unity in Tehran.

Iran Rejoiced that Stability Returning to Iraq, Afghanistan: Rouhani

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Rouhani Condemns US for Sanctions on Medical Supplies

President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday Tehran is pleased that a new government was formed in Iraq following consensus among various groups.

“This was a major step to ensure stability and boost economy in Iraq at these tough times.”

He further added that Iran welcomes the establishment of peace and stability in all neighbouring countries including Afghanistan.

“Thank God, the differences in Afghanistan were resolved and that led to a deal between political groups. We do hope this will bring more peace and security to our eastern neighbour.”

“We are very concerned about the fate of the Afghan people because we have helped the Afghans significantly during the past 42 years. We have received their migrants warmly during this time and will continue to do so,” he added.

Rouhani also noted that Iran is deeply rejoiced to see stability achieved on the east and west of the country.

Iran Says Will Contonue Regular Naval Missions in Persian Gulf

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran Says Will Contonue Regular Naval Missions in Persian Gulf

This unnamed official said the recent US military directive on Iran’s naval activities in the region would not affect the Iranian forces’ missions, Nour News reported.

The source said Iran won’t make any change to its professional activities based on a directive by the forces whose presence in the region is illegitimate.

The US Navy said in a statement Tuesday night that it will take “legal defence measures” against vessels in the Middle East approaching a radius of 100 metres from US warships.

5 Startup Tips Every Entrepreneur Should Know

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IFP Media Wire
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There are steps you can implement to help you handle risks and make sure that there is a higher chance of succeeding in your business venture.

  1. Create a concrete business plan

As the saying goes, “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” Creating a comprehensive and concrete business plan is a surefire way of implementing your business successfully. From creating your business name up to identifying how you’ll market your products, planning everything will help you determine the costs and analyze the risks before you set up your business.

  1. Test your idea before you invest

This is when you test your business ideas. It may require some small expenses as you will do some little experiments. You have to consider three things: market risk, implementation risk, and financial risk. Is your business idea in demand or will customers want it? Do you know how to execute it? Do you have the tools and technology to implement it? And finally, will you earn more than the cost of your business idea? If your answers to these questions are desirable, feasible and viable, then go and invest more in it. If it is the other way around, you may need to innovate your idea and test it again.

  1. Make your product or service accessible to customers

No matter how good your business idea is, if the location isn’t accessible to customers, you won’t be able to retain a lot of customers. Unless your business is accessible online, make sure that your location is within reach by your target customers. If there are other competitors in your preferred place, then there’s a higher chance that you will gain customers and profit on it.

You may also provide a convenient checkout process for customers on your ecommerce website. Give them the option to continue shopping and allow them to purchase through secured payment options. Lastly, let your visitors know your terms and conditions through your privacy policy and FAQs page.

  1. Know your target market and competitors

This may sound cliché but knowing your target market, as well as your competitors, is a crucial part of setting up a business. There’s no harm in trying to ask the opinion of your target customers. You can do market research and conduct surveys to identify their needs and wants. Knowing them and focusing on their preferences will not only help you make a profit but will also allow you to save money in the long run.

As for your competitors, checking on them can help you generate leads and turn them into potential customers. Learning about what they offer, how they market their products and services could give you an idea of how to innovate and stand out in the business that you have chosen.

  1. Develop good leadership skills

In setting up a business, it is a must to choose trustworthy individuals to be part of your team. On the other hand, bad leadership brings a harmful effect to your business and you must also do your part to retain your employees. Apart from your customers, they play an essential role in your business. Make them feel that it’s their business as well. Give credit where credit is due and allow them to grow without putting too much pressure on them.

Lastly, take time to learn and continuously study your business. Learn from the mistakes of successful businessmen and take note of the good points that they have previously implemented. While there is no such thing as a perfect business, an individual that is open to learning and isn’t afraid of venturing on new things wisely is the best key to a fail-proof business.

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