The vehement opposition of the parliament speaker to a motion filed by fellow principlist MPs calling for a halt to negotiations with P5+1 dominated the front pages of Iranian newspapers Monday. Comments of the minister of culture and Islamic guidance about the freedom of press were also in the news.
Afarinesh: Parliament speaker has voiced opposition to [a motion that called for] a halt to nuclear negotiations [with P5+1].
Afkar: Iran stands ready to help with Afghan reconstruction, said former foreign minister Ali Akbar Velayati, who now serves as an advisor to the Supreme Leader.
Aftab-e Yazd: Removal of satellite dishes from rooftops has failed to produce the intended result, said the minister of culture and Islamic guidance.
Aftab-e Yazd: At a meeting with her Iranian counterpart in Tehran, the South African foreign minister said sanctions against Iran have been illogical.
Aftab-e Yazd: Residents will have to pay for calling 118 [the nationwide telephone directory service].
Ebtekar: As many as 700 university professors have signed a letter to the heads of the three branches of government calling for authorities to counter extremism.
Emtiaz: In a rare phenomenon, a coat of snow has blanketed Tochal Heights [to the north of Tehran] with the capital experiencing 30 C temperatures.
Emtiaz: More than 1.3 tons of pornography and smuggled DVDs have been destroyed in the capital.
Ettelaat: Family attorney and Legal representation insurance initiative will be implemented in the country.
Ettelaat: Alignment not confrontation is the best way to control public opinion, said Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Ali Jannati.
Hambastegi: Even those who are more powerful than the Saudis cannot harm Irans interests, said Ali Akbar Velayati, the chairman of the Center for Strategic Studies.
Iran: Irans Greco-Roman wrestling team has been crowned Asian champion.
Iran: The minister of culture and Islamic guidance has explicitly supported freedom of press.
Kayhan: An Iranian ship carrying humanitarian aid for the stricken people of Yemen has set sail.
Resalat: The Iraqi president has said that Irans assistance in the fight against IS does not amount to interference [in Iraq's internal affairs].
Roozan: Iranian sport officials do not have respect for me, complained Slobodan Kovac, the Serbian head coach of Irans national volleyball team.
Sharq: Irans tourism balance is $6.5 billion in the red.
By Iran Front Page
