IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iran newspapers on Tuesday and picked headlines from 18 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.
Abrar:
- Threadbare poses against doctors
- Parliament Speaker: No whips needed in politics
- Clinton supports Palestinians right to have own country
- President stresses continuation of administrations healthcare plan
- Chinese banks freeze North Korean accounts: Report
- US dismisses N. Koreas call for peace
- Italian premier to visit Tehran in spring
- UN Warns of Nuclear Material Falling into Terrorist Hands
Abrar Eqtesadi:
- Spains first post-sanctions petrochemical finance deal in Iran
- 200 foreign investors enter Irans capital market
- Iran proposes commencement of German joint oil parts production
Afkar:
- US dismisses Pyongyangs call for peace
- Iran endorses Syrian ceasefire
Arman-e Emrouz:
- Rafsanjani: Calling lists British is an insult to nations intelligence
- Intelligence Minister: Stop calling others British [agents]
- Fridays election is life and death for moderates: Activist
Asrar:
- FM voices Iranian support for Syrian truce
- UK invites Irans youth football team
- Siemens to unblock equipment for Iran
- Spokesman: Adel al-Jubeirs remarks are a joke
Asia:
- US, UK investors in Tehran stock market
- Iranian firms offer stocks in Istanbul market
- 121 foreign, 311 Iranian expatriate experts heading to Tehran car conference
Ebtekar:
- Ayatollah praises electoral List of Hope
- Real and virtual election campaigns
- Zarif skewers Saudis in EU parliament
syri cri
Ettelaat:
- Turkey says that Riyadh sending ground troops to Syria is unlikely
- Worlds major automotive executives heading to Tehran
Tehran is to host the biggest international car-manufacturing meeting next week.
- Clerics urge people to have the highest turnout
- FM Zarif: Iran supports any measure to save Syria
- BBC: Saudi Coalition, Al-Qaeda fighting Ansarollah in Yemen
- Remains of 68 Sacred Defense martyrs return to Iran
Etemad:
- Hashemi endorses List of hope
- Aref asks nation to vote for 30+16 list
The electoral list is comprised of moderate and reformist candidates for the February 26 elections.
- Reformists call on nation for maximum election turnout
Everybody to the ballot boxes
Emtiaz:
- Tehran air still polluted; dust keeps blanketing Tehran
- 36,000 kids back to school
- EU, US firms line up to partner with Iran petrochemical projects
- Iran railway transit up 123%
Iran:
- Presidential Advisor forbids candidates from distorting economic facts in election campaigns
- Iranian artists sign off on elections
- Iran, Siemens restore oil ties
- FM: High election turnout safeguards diplomatic victories
Payam Zaman:
- Swift and LCs yet to open for Iranian banks
- German car-makers heading to Iran
- Iran crude oil refinery in Romania
- Iran shows strength in Asian Champions League
- Chief of Staff calls on candidates to adopt strategic approaches
Jomhouri Islami:
- Sheikh Al-Azhar: Shiites, Sunnis wings of Islam
- Turkey retreats from sending ground troops to Syria
- Irans internal issues no business of foreigners: Spokesman
Javan:
- US, Russia truce initiative on the table for Iran
- Campaigns become 3D
Principalists, reformists and Ali Motahharis lists make the election campaigns three-dimensional in Iran.
Rah-e Mardom:
- Remembering the capture of Abdolmalek Rigi
- Leaders view about the top candidates
- IRR200m virtual casinos [in Iran]
Resalat:
- Views of 8 candidates about major principalist coalition
- UN silence regarding Zeynabiyeh, Homs blasts
Rooyesh Mellat:
- Spokesman calls on Riyadh to stop meddling with general consensus
Keyhan:
- Syrian army frees 31 villages in eastern Aleppo
- 11 million workers still waiting for realization of promises after 2 years
- Traces of dirty money in reformists election campaigns
- The life of the people missing from government supporters electoral lists
- New York Post: Obama hopes Hashemi, Rouhani lists win in elections
By Iran Front Page
