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Iran’s Deputy FM Meets Bulgarian Representative in EU Parliament

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Speaking at the meeting, Araqchi said, “The JCPOA is in danger due to the US policies. We support the political position of Europe in supporting the JCPOA, but we need practical moves by Europe. According to the {international Atomic Energy] Agency, we have fulfiled all our obligations in this regard,” he added.

On the Warsaw conference, Araqchi said, “The US could not achieve its goals on Iran in the United Nations and it is trying to form a coalition against Iran outside the UN, and European countries should be vigilant on this.”

The Bulgarian side said, “The EU’s interests requires defending the nuclear deal. Iran is a stable country in the region and the support for the nuclear deal must be continued.”

Iran, Bulgaria Stress Expanding Political, Economic Ties

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Speaking in the meeting, Araqchi gave the greetings of Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani to the Bulgarian parliament speaker, pointing to continuation of parliamentary consultations between the two countries and stressing the need for expanding political and economic cooperation between the two countries.

In turn, Deputy Speaker for Bulgarian Parliament Emil Hristov stressed the parliament’s full support for continuation of political and parliamentary consultations between the two countries and development of ties particularly in economic and trade sectors and support for JCPOA.

Hristov said the two governments should maximally use the existing economic capacities in the two countries’ relations, particularly in economic, transport and agricultural and other sectors, stressing the readiness of the Bulgarian parliament to facilitate cooperation between the two countries.

In the meeting, a number of Bulgarian lawmakers pointed to shared cultural and civilizational interests, highlighting their readiness to expand and deepen bilateral relations in all fields.

They described Tehran a haven of peace and security in the Middle East.

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

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Seyedeh Maryam Hosseini Lahijani
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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on November 19

The hottest topic covered by Iranian papers was First Vice President Es’haq Jahangiri’s visit to Syria, during which major cooperation documents on Syria reconstruction were signed between the two countries.

The fate of the EU’s special financial mechanism for protecting Iran’s foreign trade has caught significant attention, with many papers covering remarks by Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi that the mechanism will be launched within a few days unless the US creates obstacles.

The above issues, as well as many more, are highlighted in the following headlines and top stories:

 

Abrar:

  • Secretary-General of Islamic Coalition Party, Former Tehran Mayor Passes Away
  • Russia, Iran, Turkey to Hold Meeting in February: Lavrov
  • US Imposes Sanctions on Venezuela’s Oil Company
  • ‘SPV [Launch] Would be Announced in One or Two Days Unless’

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Aftab-e Yazd:

  • Resistance Front [Iranian Party] Supports Maduro
  • Chicken Export Barred for Two Month

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Asrar:

  • Shattering of JCPOA Balance Brings Major Consequences for World: Deputy FM
  • ‘If No Side Creates Obstacles, SPV Will Be Announced Within One or Two Days’
  • Europe Must Fulfil Its Historic Duty
  • Secretary-General of Islamic Coalition Party Passes Away Due to Cardiac Arrest
  • Trump’s Goals of Warsaw Meeting Vague

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Ebtekar:

  • Taliban’s Bone Stuck in Kabul’s Throat
  • Ebtekar Reviews Developments of Six-Day Talks Between US, Taliban in Qatar
  • End of War in Syria Message of Iranian Delegation: Jahangiri

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

E’temad:

  • Political Distrain with Venezuelan Nation’s Money
  • US Imposes New Heavy Sanctions Against Caracas
  • Iran’s Missile Message
  • Iran Has No Will to Boost Range of Missiles: Shamkhani

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

 Ettela’at:

  • Syria Seeks Cooperation of Iranian Gov’t, Private Sector in Syria Reconstruction: Assad
  • Syrian President Appreciates Supports by Leader of Islamic Revolution
  • All Options on Table for Supporting Venezuelan President: Russia
  • Anti-Filtering Committee Formed in Government: Communications Minister

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Iran:

  • Assad Invites Iran to Participate in Syria’s Reconstruction
  • Tehran, Damascus Sign 11 Agreements
  • We Have No Will to Boost Range of Missiles: Shamkhani

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Jomhori Eslami:

  • Iran, Syria Sign 11 Documents on Economic, Strategic Cooperation
  • Europe’s Special Financial Mechanism to be Announced Within One or Two Days: Araqchi
  • Save Yemeni People from Biggest Humanitarian Crisis: 14 Int’l Organisations

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Kayhan:

  • Over 100,000 Yemeni Kids Been Massacred by Saudi Coalition in Past Four Years
  • We Wait for Damascus’s Order to Enter Syria: Iraq’s PMF

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Sazandegi:

  • Iran’s Share of Syria
  • Vice President Goes to Damascus

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Sharq:

  • Tehran, Damascus; Friends of Tough Days
  • Jahangiri Talks with Bashar al-Assad on Syria Reconstruction
  • Is Russia Iran’s Ally or Strategic Partner?

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

 

Vatan-e Emrouz:

  • Secretary-General of Islamic Coalition Party Passes Away
  • France Scene of Battle Between Red, Yellow

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on January 30

Iran, Slovakia Call for Expansion of Ties

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Abbas Araqchi, who is on a European tour, has visited Slovakian capital of Bratislava to hold meetings with deputy foreign ministers and the economy minister of the country.

In his meetings, Araqchi discussed expansion of bilateral relations, particularly political and economic cooperation, and important regional and global developments.

Araqchi expressed hope that a financial mechanism to protect economic cooperation would be finalised soon, stressing Iran’s support for expansion of bilateral cooperation.

The Slovakian sides expressed their readiness to maintain cooperation and consultations.

Iran, Slovakia Call for Expansion of Ties

Iranian President Urges JCPOA Opponents to Blame US, Not Gov’t

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IFP Editorial Staff
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He has urged the JCPOA opponents to support the government as the US deepens its standoff with Iran.

Speaking at Imam Khomeini (RA) Mausoleum after renewing allegiance to the ideals of the late founder of the Islamic Revolution, Rouhani asked the JCPOA critics to stop criticising his government who negotiated the pact with former US president Barack Obama.

“Today, most of our problems are caused by the US pressure and their allies in this country. One should not put the blame on the government or the great Islamic establishment instead of condemning the US,” IRNA reported him as saying.

Rouhani said his government should not be blamed for failing to predict the next US government would not be faithful to the pact.

The president said Iran was not the only victim of the US failure to abide by obligation, as the Donald Trump administration has shown false promises toward Europe, China and many other countries too.

“The mistakes of the US are not one or two. One should not say that the Iranian government engaged in negotiations with others, but failed to forecast that they would … break their promises after two years,” he said.

 

US Will Suffer Defeats

The president called for greater unity in the face of intensifying pressure against Iran, saying political forces inside Iran ought to gather deeper understanding the plots of enemies.

“This is the biggest economic pressure against the Iranian nation in the past 40 years after the revolution,” he said.

“All of us should be united in face of the animosity of the US, Zionists and reactionary [regimes] in the region. We can overcome all problems,” he added.

Rouhani said the US has suffered political, legal and psychological defeats in his standoff with Iran, and Washington would experience another defeat in the economic war soon.

Earlier on Wednesday, the Leader of Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei was in the mausoleum to renew allegiance to the founder of the Islamic Revolution.

2019 Edition of Fajr Film Festival Opens in Tehran

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IFP Editorial Staff
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The opening ceremony of the ten-day festival was held in the capital Tehran and dozens of notable actors and actresses of different generations in attendance.

22 Iranian films and three computer-animated movies will contest to win the top prize in this competition.

Since 2015, the festival has been held in two separate national and international categories.

The national section of the event is held in January and February, and the international section is held in April.

Iran Expresses Regret over Cuba Tornado

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Expressing sympathies with the Cuban government, nation, and the afflicted families, Bahram Qassemi said Iran is ready to help the Cuban people.

A powerful tornado has ripped through the Cuban capital, Havana, leaving several people dead and scores injured.

The twister has immensely damaged buildings and vehicles. It has also brought strong winds exceeding more than 100 kilometres per hour, causing power cuts and plunging neighbourhoods into darkness.

‘Maduro Should Recognise Yellow Vests as Legitimate French Gov’t’

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IFP Editorial Staff
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shariatmadari

Chief of the Iranian daily Kayhan censured the French government stance that has given the legal Venezuelan president eight days to hold elections.

“The Venezuelan president has been elected in a free election while the supporters of a coup in the country have staged a rebellion against the legitimate government by the support of the US and Europe,” he added.

He called on Maduro to officially recognise the yellow vests movement, which enjoys the support of the majority of the public, as the official French government and call for early election in France.

“Maduro should give the French diplomats eight days to leave the country. The diplomats should be replaced by representatives of the yellow vest movement who have the support of most of the French people,” he stressed.

“Maduro should emphasise that the French election must be held under the supervision of international observers because some French experts have questioned Macron’s election,” he underlined.

Shariatmadari referred to the remakes made by French political expert Thierry Meyssan that has revealed the connection between French President Emmanuel Macron and Henry Kravis, the boss of one of the world’s largest financial companies and one of “the main suppliers for Daesh” terror group.

‘US Exit of Nuclear Deal Makes Tehran Hesitant Regarding FATF’

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IFP Editorial Staff
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FATF’s Blacklisting of Iran; Threat or Opportunity?

“The US exit from JCPOA has etched a bad experience in all Iranians’ minds, and they do not want to see this happen again by the approval of the FATF bills,” Ahmad Bakhshayesh told Iran Diplomacy.

The JCPOA is the official name of the nuclear deal Iran signed with world powers in 2015. The US pulled out the historic deal in May 2018, in spite of international organisations’ and allies’ attesting to Iran’s compliance to the deal.

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), is a global body of wealthy nations meant to combat “money laundering” and “terrorism financing”.

Bakhshayesh said Iran should not approve all the bills set by the FATF at once.

“We should take a lesson from the JCPOA and not give many concessions to the West,” he noted.

The former lawmaker said Tehran should sign the FATF-related bills after the European countries, who have tried to persuade Iran to stay in the deal after the US withdrawal, first “implement their long-promised financial mechanism” to facilitate trade with Iran.

He said Iran should only join the FATF-related bills after it enjoys some benefits from the EU financial mechanism, known as the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV).

The SPV is a kind of clearing house that could be used to help match Iranian oil and gas exports against purchases of EU goods in an effective barter arrangement circumventing US sanctions, based on global use of the dollar for oil sales.

Iran Calls on Europe to Pay Blood Money for WWl Casualties

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran Will Definitely Change Approach to UAE: Top General

Speaking on Tuesday, Major General Mohammad Baqeri said Europeans who accuse Iran of violating human rights have caused committed crimes in the country.

“Today, [they] shamelessly talk about human rights and believe Iran is violating human rights standards, this is while Europe shamefully caused Iranians that catastrophe and unfortunately we said nothing,” he underlined.

General Baqeri was referring to the widespread famine in Iran during World War I, caused by the British presence in Iran.

“Europeans should make apologies and pay real blood money,” he added.

Iran in recent months has been lamenting that Europeans are dragging their feet in honouring pledges to protect Iran’s economic interests under the JCPOA.

Following the US withdrawal from the nuclear accord early May, Iran said it will not remain in the nuclear accord unless other members to the pact compensate for the US pullout.

The EU has vowed to create a special finance mechanism to protect Iran’s foreign trade as the US is working to damage Iran’s economic relations.

The mechanism was to become operational by the end of last year, but the EU has failed to do that so far.

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