18 Apr 2024
Sunday 31 December 2017 - 16:00
Story Code : 288307

Iranian Papers Widely Cover Iran Protests on December 31

Iran Front Page- IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Sunday, December 31, and picked headlines from 19 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.


Almost all Iranian newspapers on Sunday covered the recent protest rallies held across Iran. The protests, which started in the religious cities of Mashhad and Qom on Thursday, mainly focused on economic grievances, particularly the surge in prices and the financial corruption of the state bodies.
However, the ensuing protest rallies in other cities on Friday and Saturday involved more political slogans. Officials and analysts believe foreign and anti-Iran media and officials are trying to make the demonstrations political and provoke people to chant anti-Establishment slogans.

What follows are the way Iranian papers covered the protest rallies on Sunday:

 

19 Dey:

1- Hardliners Questioning Entire Establishment on Pretext of Attacking Govt: MP

2- Dey 9 Rallies Held across Iran







Abrar:

1- Abadi: Corruption Main Reason behind ISIS Arrival in Iraq

2- US Secretary Warns Assad against Attacking Kurds

3- Roots of Peoples Protests Are Economic: MP







Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Academic Discusses Why Irans Economy Ended Up Here

2- Interior Minister Urges People Not to Attend Illegal Gatherings





 

Arman-e Emrooz:

1- Interior Minister Calls on People to Pursue Demands Peacefully

2- Cleric Calls for Ahmadinejads Removal from Expediency Council

3- Iran Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Trump Has No Credibility among Iranian People





 

Bahar:

1- Reformist MP on Recent Protests: We Should Be Accountable to People







Ebtekar:

1- Telegram, Twitter on Seats of Parliament

2- Syria, A Field for Interaction or Confrontation

  • A Review of Russia, US Behaviour in Managing Syria Crisis








Etemad:

1- Top Cleric Discusses Relation between Corruption, Bribery, Earthquake

2- Natural Disasters and Our Sins [Editorial]







Ettelaat:

1- Iran Leader: Clerics Must Be Prepared to Counter Enemys Tricks

2- IAEA Confirms Irans Compliance with Nuclear Deal

3- Putin to Assad: Well Continue Defending Syria







Farhikhtegan:

1- Started for Economic Woes, Ended in Riot

  • Suspicious Groups Starting Street Riots amid Popular Protests for Economic Grievances






 

Hambastegi:

1- No Faction Should Feel Pleased with Peoples Frustration





 

Iran:

1- What Should We Do on Recent Gatherings? National Vigilance Required

2- Beginning of 2018 amid Fear of ISIS: World Cities Implementing Tight Security Measures

3- Farewell to a Year Full of Developments







Jameeh Farda:

1- Political Analysts Evaluation after Three Days of Protests

  • End of Political Protests with Economic Reforms, Social Freedoms


2- Analyst: People Not after Radical Moves, but Looking for Change

3- Turkey to Buy S-400 from Russia: Why Moscow Broke Promises Only in Case of Iran?







Javan:

1- We Distinguish between Poor Protesters, Anti-Iran Cults: Dey 9 Demonstrators

2- Illusions of US President: Trump Backs Iran Protests

3- ICT Minister: Its Time for Telegram to Stop Promotion of Violence







Jomhouri Eslami:

1- Iranian People Believe US Support for Protests Shows Their Hypocrisy: MFA

2- US: Well Stay in Syria; Russia: Well Continue Defending Syria







Kayhan:

1- Nation Rises on Dey 9 Anniversary: Dont Let Seditionists Take Advantage of Protests

2- Kayhan Chief: Seditionists inside Govt Trying to Make People Dissatisfied





 

Khorasan:

1- Dey 9 Demonstrators Says No to Opportunists; People Have Livelihood Demands

2- Trump Supports, Saudis Happy with Street Protests





 

Resalat:

1- Enemy Once Again Tries to Create Sedition: Ayatollah Araki





 

Shargh:

1- Ahmadinejads Minister Renounces Him: Todays Problems Caused by His Wrong View of Issues

2- Prosecutor General: Role of Certain Officials in Smuggling of Contraband Goods to Be Investigated





 

Siasat-e Rooz:

1- People Have the Right to Demand Resolution of Their Problems: General




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