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A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

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IFP Editorial Staff
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Iran Newspaper front pages

Newspapers on Monday covered the recent controversy over the remarks by a so-called strategist and political scientist, Hassan Abbasi, who had criticized the Iranian Army’s indifference to the country’s incidents. The remarks were strongly slammed by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps and many other bodies and figures, who described such comments as being aimed at causing rift between the Armed Forces.

The papers also highlighted the statements made by the Secretary of Iran’s Guardian Council Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, who admitted to the Council’s mistakes during the recent elections, and also criticized the moves by certain candidates to buy votes.

The European Union’s support for Iran’s accession to the World Trade Organization was also a top story.

The above issues as well as many more are covered in the following headlines:

 

Abrar:

1- Iraqi PM Welcomes Shut-Down of Ba’ath Party

2- Armed Conflict and Explosion in Somalia’s Capital

3- S-300 Missile Defence System Installed in East of Tehran: US Website

4- We’re Ready for Mosul Operation: Iraqi DM

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Abrar-e Eqtesadi:

1- Gov’t to Study Plan to Change Weekends

2- Sri Lanka’s Oil Minister Offers to Settle Its Oil Debts by Giving Tea to Iran!

3- Japan’s Investments in Iran’s Construction Projects

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Aftab-e Yazd:

1- What Ahmadinejad’s Sons Do: Mahdi and Alireza Are Labourers These Days, Advisor Claims

2- Messages of Mahmoud Abbas’ New Mission

3- MP Warns Iranian People against Being Deceived by Appearance of Chinese Cars

4- Rouhani’s Gov’t Isn’t Strong in Defending Itself

5- Japan’s $3bn Investment in Iran: Tokyo Outperforms Airbus and Boeing

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Arman-e Emrooz:

1- Rouhani Postpones Government’s Nationwide Employment Test to Ensure Women’s Rights and Equality between Male and Female Applicants

2- It Has Become Customary for Candidates to ‘Buy’ Votes: Ayatollah Jannati

3- IRGC Slams the Remarks Made by a So-Called Strategist against Iranian Army

4- Growing Trend of Divorce among Newly-Weds

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Asrar:

1- IRGC Spokesman Condemns Any Move that Causes Rift between Armed Forces

2- EU Officially Supports Iran’s Accession to WTO

3- Worrying Growth of Cyber Crimes in Iran

4- UAE Had Funded Turkey Coup: Turkish Intelligence Sources

5- Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas Meets Leader of MKO Terrorist Group

6- We Had Problems in Qualification of Candidates: Jannati

7- Iran’s Human Rights Case Is Honourable: Official

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Ebtekar:

1- Parliament Has Turned to a Centre for Rich People: Guardian Council Secretary

2- Death Penalty Is People’s Right, Not that of the Government: Human Rights Official

3- Leakage of Iran’s Nuclear Data Was Aimed at Putting US under Pressure: AEOI Spokesman

4- IRGC and Army Are the Iranian Nation’s Single Hand against Enemies: IRGC Public Relations in Reaction to Hassan Abbasi’s Anti-Army Comments

5- Iran’s General Inspection Office Starts Investigating Education Ministry’s Plan to Guide Students in Choosing Their High School Major

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Etemad:

1- Cessation of Employment Test in Favour of Women: Gender Quotas Should Be Revised and Become Fair

2- Reformists Are Waiting for Cabinet Reshuffle

3- Land Subsidence, a New Danger Threatening Persepolis Historical Site

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Ettela’at:

1- National Information Network to Be Launched in Late August: Minister

2- 7,000 Turkish Troops Surround Incirlik Air Base in Fear of New Coup

3- People in Scotland Call for Separation from Britain

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Haft-e Sobh:

1- A Cleric from Mashhad Who Is a Bowling Champion

2- A Report on Use of Internet among Iranian People: Iran Is One of the World’s 20 Countries with Most Use of Internet

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Iran:

1- We Had Many Mistakes and Errors in Elections: Guardian Council Secretary

2- Ahmadinejad’s Gov’t Had Many Payments to Foreign Countries out of ‘Excitement’: Former CBI Chief

3- Talks for Purchase of 20 Planes from Japan

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Jame Jam:

1- Crossing Borders of Ethics: Prevalence of Unethical Channels in Cyberspace

2- Aleppo: One Step Left to the Dawn

3- Meeting of 2 Useless Players in Paris [Maryam Rajavi and Mahmoud Abbas]

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Javan:

1- ‘Compromise’ [symbol of Palestinian Authority] and ‘Discord’ [symbol of MKO Group] Linked with Each Other Thanks to Saudi Petrodollars

2- Ex-MP Urges Rouhani to Confront Corruptors, Even If They’re Closest People to Him

3- Iran’s Army and IRGC, Both Are a Single Divine Troop [Editorial]

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Jomhouri Eslami:

1- US Cooperation with ISIS Terrorists in Aleppo Revealed

2- Iran to Cooperate with Any Solution Accepted by Syrian Gov’t and Nation: Deputy FM

3- Iran’s Foreign Ministry Warns a Number of Countries that Support Al Saud’s Seditionist Policies

4- Refusing to Meddle in Politics and Economy Is a Strong Point for Iran’s Army: Vice-Speaker

5- 240 Foreign Oil Tankers Berth at Iran’s Kharg Island for 1st Time since JCPOA

6- Strategic Defeat of American Coalition in Aleppo [Editorial]

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Kayhan:

1- Weird Claims by CIA Chief: Who Will Show Reaction?

2- Muslim Black Man Beaten to Death by Canadian Police

3- JCPOA Is Aimed at Increasing Pressure on Iran, But Some Officials Still Ignore It

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Khorasan:

1- IRGC’s Strong Support for Army

2- Continued Reactions to What Happened in Hafez Ceremony

3- Trade Ministry Joins Chamber of Commerce in Proposing to Change Iranian Weekly Holidays

4- In Which Times De Mistura Visits Iran?

5- $1.1m of Unconventional Salaries Returned to Government

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Sepid:

1- Iranian Men Have Had the World’s Greatest Increase in Height over a Century

2- Iran’s Blood Reserves at Least 5 Times More than the Country’s Need

3- There Is No Cure for Autism

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Shahrvand:

1- The Tempting Spiders; In Spite of Unsuccessful Experiences: Iranians Are Still Interested in Network Marketing

2- 2 Years in Jail for Cheetah Hunter

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

Shargh:

1- An Interview with Kiarostami’s French Doctor

2- More than 400 Artists and Cultural Figures Send a Message to Kiarostami’s Family: You’re Not Alone

3- JCPOA Once Again Bears Fruits: Mogherini Supports Iran’s WTO Accession

4- Roles of 3 Countries in Leakage of Iran’s Nuclear Data

5- Kayhan Newspaper Criticizes Ahmadinejad

6- Army and IRGC Are Iron Fist of Iranian Nation

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Vaghaye Ettefaghieh:

1- Leader’s Aide: Ankara Should Beware of Certain Countries’ Role in Coup

2- Iranian Cinema Protests at an Insult

3- Iran Football Federation to Support Members of Malavan Football Team: Girls Accused of Having Sexual Relationships

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

 

Vatan-e Emrooz:

1- 2 Offending Saudi Officers Who Molested Iranian Teenagers Have Yet to Be Tried!

2- Iran’s Human Rights Chief Criticizes Government’s Diplomatic Inaction over Zakzaky’s Case

3- Enters General Erdogan!

A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on August 1

Senior Iranian MP in Beirut for Talks

By
IFP Media Wire
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Alaeddin Boroujerdi

Upon his arrival in the Lebanese capital early on Monday, Boroujerdi was received by Amal MP Ali Bazzi, Hezbollah MP Ali Meqdad and Iranian Ambassador to Lebanon Mohammad Fathali, The Daily Star reported.

During his two-day visit, he is expected to hold meetings with Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, Prime Minister Tammam Salam, Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil, a Hezbollah delegation and Palestinian factions in Lebanon.

Boroujerdi last visited Lebanon in January 2015.

240 Foreign Oil Tankers Berth at Iran’s Kharg Island since JCPOA Enforcement: Official

By
IFP Media Wire
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Kharg Island

“For the first time after (the implementation of) the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action), 240 oil supertankers carrying various countries’ flags loaded at Kharg island,” Mohammad Mehdi Benchari said on Sunday.

The supertankers were from countries such as France, Spain, Greece, Poland, the Netherlands, Italy and South Korea, he added, Shana reported.

Benchari went on to say that over 35.8 million tons of different products were loaded and unloaded at Kharg during the first four months of the current Iranian calendar year (started on March 20), showing a 60-percent increase in comparison with the similar period last year.

Earlier, Mohsen Qamsari, the director for international affairs of National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), said the country has reclaimed about 80 percent of its share in global oil markets since anti-Tehran sanctions were removed.

Iran exports about 2 million barrels of its daily output of 3.8 million and has regained about 80 percent of the market share it held before the anti-Tehran sanctions, he said on July 11.

The anti-Iran sanctions were lifted after Tehran and the Group 5+1 (Russia, China, the US, Britain, France and Germany) on July 14, 2015 reached an agreement on Iran’s peaceful nuclear program and started implementing it on January 16.

Iran’s President Congratulates Swiss Counterpart on National Day

By
IFP Editorial Staff
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President Hassan Rouhani

In a letter to President of the Swiss Confederation Johann Schneider-Ammann, President Rouhani felicitated the European country’s national day and hoped for closer ties between Tehran and Bern.

Rouhani also pointed to the Swiss President’s visit to Iran in late February, 2016, and described it as a solid base for deepening mutual cooperation.

He also wished good health and success for the Swiss president and glory and prosperity for the people and government of the country.

Since 1891, the first of August has been celebrated as Swiss National Day. The date refers to a historic alliance concluded in 1291 by the three cantons of Uri, Schwyz and Unterwalden.

This alliance was to become the focal point around which the Switzerland of today was built over the next 500 years.

Navy’s 42nd Flotilla Saves 7 Iranian Sailors in Indian Ocean

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IFP Media Wire
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ranian Navy’s 42nd

Deputy Commander of Iranian Navy Rear Admiral Mahmoud Mousavi said the 42nd naval flotilla on Sunday came across a fishing vessel of the country in the Indian Ocean and saved its sailors.

He added that due to a serious damage to propulsion system of the vessel and in order to prevent a possible pirate attack, the vessel was towed by the fleet’s Alvand Destroyer.

The 42nd flotilla of warships set sail for international waters on July 18 as part of regular missions to ensure security of the country’s trade vessels.

The fleet, comprising Alvand destroyer and Tonb logistic warship, departed Iran’s southern coasts for the Gulf of Aden and Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

The flotilla set sail from the southern port city of Bandar Abbas after its predecessor, the 41st flotilla, returned home from a 48-day overseas mission, during which it sailed 5,130 nautical miles and escorted 46 Iranian ships and oil tankers in international waters.

In recent years, Iran’s naval forces have increased their presence in international waters to secure naval routes and protect merchant vessels and oil tankers against pirates.

Iran Supports Any Solution Chosen by Syrians: Deputy FM

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IFP Media Wire
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Hossein Jaberi Ansari

“The Islamic Republic of Iran will support any solution which is approved by the Syrian government, nation and political groups,” Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Arab and African Affairs Hossein Jaberi Ansari said in a meeting with United Nations Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura in Tehran on Sunday.

He emphasized that Tehran will continue with its support for a political solution to the Syrian conflict.

Highlighting the complexity of the conflict in Syria, the Iranian diplomat said some key players in the crisis have shifted their policies in order to realize through diplomatic means the objectives that they had failed to achieve militarily.

Jaberi Ansari pointed out, “The Islamic Republic of Iran’s strategy since the onset of the crisis in Syria up to the present time has been to underscore a political solution as the main strategy to end the crisis in Syria.”

The Iranian deputy foreign minister noted that attending to the realities on the ground in Syria will be the most important step toward the success of a political solution to the conflict in the Arab state.

Jaberi Ansari and de Mistura called for the continuation of bilateral consultation in a bid to help settle the Syrian crisis through political approaches.

The UN envoy for Syria arrived in Tehran on Sunday to hold talks with senior Iranian officials ahead of the resumption of the peace talks on the conflict in the Arab country.

Speaking at a news conference in Berlin on July 22, the UN official said there was determination to find a proper date for the resumption of the Syria peace talks.

“We are determined to actually look for a proper date in August for re-launching the intra-Syrian talks in Geneva,” de Mistura said.

He expressed optimism that the results of talks between the US and Russia can be helpful in resolving the crisis in Syria, saying the two sides have agreed to take some “concrete steps” to restore peace to the Arab country.

The US and Russia are still divided over the future of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Washington insists that Assad must step down before any peace process can yield results, but Russia opposes the idea, arguing that the Syrian president is defending his country against terrorists.

Syria has been gripped by foreign-backed militancy since March 2011. The UN special envoy for Syria estimates that over 400,000 people have been killed in the conflict.

Tourists Visiting Shiraz in Spite of Summer Heat

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Fatemeh Askarieh
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Shiraz

Shiraz, one of the most famous tourist destinations in Iran, is well-known for its beautiful gardens and the great poets whose mausoleums are located in the city. It also hosts historical monuments, castles, bazaars, mosques, and old houses.

Here are ANA’s photos of the beautiful Shiraz:

 

 

20-Fold Development of Iran’s Nanotech Economy in 4 Years: VP

By
IFP Editorial Staff
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Sorena Sattari said on Sunday, July 31, that in the past four years, despite the difficult economic conditions, Iran has had an average annual growth of over 120% in the field of nanotechnology.

He added that the volume of sold nanotechnology products by Iranian companies has increased from nearly $5.4m in 2011 to over $100m in 2015, as reported by Mehr and edited by IFP.

According to Sattari, the volume of nanotechnology economy can be defined as the total value of Iran’s nano production. The main component of nanoproducts should be resulted from a nano material or be made through a nano process.

Every year, the INIC assesses the country’s nanotechnology economy with accurate precision, using the sales reports of nanotechnology companies, he said.

Sattari went on to say that 35 per cent of the total nano production market in Iran in 2015 was allocated to exports and the remaining 65 per cent was consumed by domestic market.

“The volume of Iran’s nano product exports reached $4.31m in 2015, which is a remarkable figure for such a new area of technology,” he said.

Textiles industry, polymers and composites, health and medicine, construction, and power plant industries are among the most important industrial areas for nanotechnology, which includes over 330 technological products from 157 companies, Sattari added.

According to him, 15 knowledge-based companies have so far exported their products to over 20 countries including Iraq, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Russia, and South Korea.

Iran’s Advancements in Robotics

By
IFP Editorial Staff
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Iranian robot

Masouleh, who heads a team of 20 students majoring in mechanical and electrical engineering, has explained about each of the robots developed in Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory (HRILAB).

Here is IFP’s translation of excerpts from Jame Jam’s report:

Delta; Four-Armed Robots

“Four Degrees of Freedom” is a type of parallel robot, named Delta, which can move forward, backward and downward without any help. Thanks to its four agile arms, the robot is able to spin and do all the activities such as packaging in high speed.

The name, “Four Degrees of Freedom”, actually comes from the fact that it can move in four directions.

When asked about the meaning of Human-Robot interaction, Masouleh explained, “Here, we are trying to build robots that can acquire the knowledge of doing things from humans.”

“This is how it works,” he added, “A human takes the arms of the robot with his or her hands and guide it towards carrying out a special task for the first time.”

“When a novice robot wants to learn doing a new task, it gains the capability through interaction with humans, and then performs it automatically.”

This will lift the burden of writing mathematical equations and all the complexities at every level.

 

Experience of Flying with Guff-Stewart Robot

There is no doubt that all of us have a strong willingness to experience flying in the sky and steering an airplane. “Six Degrees of Freedom Pneumatic” robot realizes the dream.

“It is a flight simulator that provides student pilots with an opportunity to learn flying a plane,” Masouleh said.

He went on to say that not many engineers work on these parallel robots because controlling the air pressure in them is not an easy job and requires precise calculations.

“Guff-Stewart robot is controlled by special software and unlike the Delta robot, it does not have a close interaction with humans,” he went on to say.

 

Dental Robot

Falcon is a parallel type, dental robot that provides the opportunity for dental students to participate in a practical program with realistic training courses.

“This is actually good news for those students who are scared of being trained on the teeth of a dead body.”

 

Robot that Helps Autistic Children

Autism is a serious developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact.

As individual and social problems are interwoven with the disorder, scientists from different countries have come to the conclusion that treating autism patients is more practical by using robots.

Scientists in the HRILAB have bought a robot called NAO from France, in an effort to change the angles of the patients’ look and the position of their heads.

“Our goal was to cultivate a relation between an autistic child and the environment,” Masouleh noted.

One of the scientists in the lab described their work as distinctive, saying, “Different countries have worked on the movements of these children’s hands and feet; however, no one has ever embarked on an autism treatment method as we do here.”

 

Photographer Robot

“A robot looking like a big eye caught our attention at the corner of the laboratory,” Jame Jam further reported.

The robot is equipped with image stabilization technology, and thus reduces the likelihood of taking blurry photos by moving the camera lens automatically to compensate for camera’s unwanted movements.

“It is installed under helicopters, for example, and shoots clear images,” Masouleh went on to say.

“It can also pursue a specific object on the user’s call. Hava Naja (Iranian Police Aviation Unit) commissioned us to design the robot.”

 

Robots Handle Dangerous Chemicals

The robot “Three Degrees of Transitional Freedom”, which is named after its Canadian counterpart, is the second robot of its type in the world that handles dangerous and hazardous chemicals in high-risk, industrial environments.

Extensive studies have been conducted in the HRILAB to upgrade the robot, so that it can make 3D prints with high precision and speed, Masouleh noted.

 

Humans-Robots Interaction Lab was established four years ago. If you are a fan of robotics, feel free to visit the Lab’s website (http://fnst.ut.ac.ir/hor-lab) and enjoy a free tour of the Lab’s equipment and robots.

PA President Mahmoud Abbas Is a CIA Agent: Iranian Advisor

By
IFP Editorial Staff
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Maryam Rajavi

On Saturday evening, July 30, Abbas reportedly met Rajavi, the head of Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), in the French capital of Paris.
In reaction, Hossein Sheikholeslam, an advisor to FM Mohammad Javad Zarif, described Abbas as member of a Palestinian front that has compromised with Israel under the US pressure.
It was not surprising to see such a figure standing against the Resistance Front and meeting with terrorist elements, he went on to say, as reported by Mizan and translated by IFP.
“The previous records of Abbas and the approaches he has adopted clearly prove that he is a US hireling. The documents of his cooperation with the US were discovered in the Spy Nest [the US embassy in Tehran], and it was made clear that he was an agent of US Central Intelligence Agency [CIA],” Sheikholeslam said.

Therefore, he added, his meeting with Maryam Rajavi, the chief of MKO terrorist group, was not unexpected.
“It should be clear for the people that Mahmoud Abbas has had secret ties with terrorist groups and Israelis, and now these relations are being disclosed.”
“There is no doubt that the submissive personality of Abbas – which causes him to easily give in to the West and Israel – has taken him to the meeting; therefore, the movement that supports him, and he himself, will suffer great losses after the recent move,” Seikholeslam noted.
“Given the unstable and weak personality of Abbas, the Islamic Republic of Iran should not take any serious move in this regard,” he noted.

 

Maryam Rajavi
At the meeting, Abbas and Rajavi have reportedly discussed the crises in the region. Abbas reiterated the need to combat fundamentalism and terrorism in the region and informed Rajavi of the latest developments in the Middle East, in particular with regard to Palestine and France’s initiative.
Rajavi also expressed gratitude for the solidarity of the Palestinian Resistance and its leader with Iranian people. She congratulated the Palestinian government on its victories and expressed hope that the goal of the Palestinian people would be achieved.
The MKO leader also claimed that Iran is the main instigator of sectarian discord, fundamentalism and terrorism in the entire region, in particular in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Palestine.

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