Another top story today was that President Hassan Rouhani will run for presidential election in May, as confirmed by Iranian Health Minister Hassan Qazizadeh Hashemi.
Newspapers also covered the controversial list of Fajr Film Festivals nominees declared by its jury and the decision by many artists, including even some of those nominated, to boycott the festival in protest.
The above issues, as well as many more, are highlighted in the following headlines:
Abrar:
1- Senior Conservative Bahonar: I Think Rouhani Will Receive Less Votes
2- Muslims Should Give Passwords to Their Social Media Accounts If They Want to Obtain US Visa
3- IRGC Commander: Islamic Revolution Will Continue Its Path Strongly and Proudly
Amin:
1- Opponents of Iran Will Lead Trumps Administration to Defeat
2- Top Chess Players in Tehran: Iran Hosting Most Important Sport Event in Its History
Arman-e Emrooz:
1- Irans Revolution Didnt Move Based on Arms: Imam Khomeinis Grandson
2- Health Minister: Rouhani Will Run for May Presidential Votes
3- Tomorrow Everyone Will Come: A Call for Peoples High Turnout in 22 Bahman Rallies
Asr-e Rasaneh:
1- Capacity of Irans Petchem Production Increases by 7.5 Million Tonnes
2- 1.5 Million People Added to Irans Job Market in Past Year: Labour Minister
Bahar:
1- Living beside the Rubble: A Report of the Place Where Plasco Buildings Debris Are Transferred to in Southern Tehran
Ebtekar:
1- In a Ruling System Inspired by Imam Ali (AS), the Red Line Is Armed Struggle, Not Criticism: Vice-Speaker of Irans Parliament
2- Our Ties with Tehran More Important than Those with Washington: Iraqi PM
3- Ethics Gives Peace to the Society: Imam Khomeinis Grandson
4- 22 Bahman Rallies Will Be Held in 5,000 Spots: People Invited to Attend Celebrations of Islamic Revolutions Victory
Etemad:
1- Rouhani Decides to Run for Presidential Election
2- One Iran, One Voice: Nation Will Show Its Unity Tomorrow
3- Glory of Independence, Manifestation of Republicanism: A Special Report on 38th Anniversary of Victory of Islamic Revolution
4- Irans Leader Pardons or Commutes Sentences of 631 Prisoners
Ettelaat:
1- Iranian Nations Call for Independence and Justice-Seeking to Be Heard in the World Tomorrow
2- US Power to Unite the World against Its Enemies Decreased: Rouhani
3- 820 Billion Tomans [$215,000] Allocated to Revival of Lake Urmia
4- Saudi Palaces Evacuated across US for Fear of Yemenis Missile Attacks
5- Ayatollah Khameneis Comments about 4 Books Unveiled
Haft-e Sobh:
1- Good, Ugly, Tough: Controversy over List of Fajr Film Festivals Nominees Makes Culture Minister Form Special Committee
Iran:
1- Call for National Participation: Clerics, Officials, Parties, and Political Figures Invite People to Attend 22 Bahman Rallies
2- 21,000 Inactive Industrial Units Resume Work: Central Bank Governor
3- Irans Revolution Most Popular One in History: Imam Khomeinis Grandson
Jame Jam:
1- Tomorrow, the Day of Solidarity and Might
Javan:
1- Dont Try to Scare a 40-Year-Old Revolution Using Threats
2- IRGC Commander: Its Pointless to Threaten Iran
3- Russia Urges US Not to Provoke Iran into Getting out of JCPOA
Kaenat:
1- Rouhani Will Run for Presidency: Health Minister
2- US Secretary of State Should Pick Up the Phone and Call Zarif: Strange Request from Tillerson [Tillerson says in the cartoon: Why should I call? Im a man of business. I made a fortune thanks to Iraqi Kurdistans oil. But Irans oil is under sanctions, isnt it?]
Kayhan:
1- Obama and Trumps Dreams Will Be Crushed Tomorrow
Khorasan:
1- Trump Planning to Violate JCPOA by Putting IRGC on Sanctions List
Resalat:
1- Clerics Invite People to Attend 22 Bahman Rallies
2- Islamic Republic Sees US as a Paper Tiger: IRGC Commander
3- Islamic Revolutions Achievement for Women Is the Possibility of Their Presence in the Field
Sepid:
1- After JCPOA, Iran Has Exported $60 Million Worth of Medicine and Medial Equipment
2- 400 Motorcycle Ambulances to Help People in Tehrans Traffic
Shahrvand:
1- Irans Response to Trump in 22 Bahman Rallies
2- Six Teenagers Death Sentence Cancelled: Tehran Prosecutors Efforts to Prevent Execution of Convicts under 18 Years of Age
