Iran Daily

ICJ to hear Iran�s lawsuit against US over frozen assets
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) said it will in a few months hear a case brought by Tehran against Washington over the latter�s attempt to pay billions in Iran�s frozen assets to alleged terror victims.

China says resolute in developing economic ties with Iran
China said on Saturday it is determined to bolster economic relations with Iran regardless of third-party countries� internal rules.

Deadly attack at huge rally for Ethiopia�s new PM
A thwarted attempt to hurl a grenade at Ethiopia�s reformist new prime minister led to a deadly explosion Saturday at a massive rally in support of sweeping changes in Africa�s second most populous country.

Pro-EU protesters march in London, demand new vote on Brexit
Thousands of anti-Brexit protesters marched Saturday in London to demand a new referendum on leaving the European Union, as a divided Britain marked the second anniversary of its vote to quit the bloc.

Trump claims North Korea still poses �extraordinary threat�
US President Donald Trump said Friday that North Korea still poses an �extraordinary threat� to the United States.

Iranian commander due in Afghanistan after border guards killed
The commander of Iran�s border police said he plans to visit neighboring Afghanistan over a recent cross-border attack by armed assailants that led to the martyrdom of two Iranian guards in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan.

Switzerland hails Iran�s role in regional stability
Swiss Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Pascale Baeriswyl highlighted Iran�s contribution to regional peace and stability, expressing hope that her country, together with Iran and other countries, could help resolve the crisis in Yemen.

Benefiting from economic potentials requires security
The head of Iran-Georgia parliamentary friendship group said on Saturday that benefiting from the economic potentials of the regional states requires peace and security.

Iran: EU expected to offer JCPOA package by end of June
The European Union (EU) is expected to present its proposed package of initiatives to safeguard Iran�s interests within the framework of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) by the end of June, said the country�s deputy foreign minister.

Tehran Times

Iran to send �Sharif Sat� into orbit
Manouchehr Manteghi, the managing director of the Iran Aviation Industries Organization, has said that Iran will soon launch into orbit a new satellite named �Sharif Sat�.

Ascending to Qaleh Babak challenging but rewarding
Qaleh Babak is a ruined fortress nested atop a pick in northwest Iran.

Sanctions and nuclear deal can�t go together, Iran insists
Ali Akbar Salehi, director of Iran�s Atomic Energy Organization, on Friday echoed Iran�s policy that it
is not possible to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal while sanctions are being re-imposed.

Saudi-led coalition leaving Yemen in a chain reaction
Recent remarks by the new Malaysian Defense Minister Mohamad Sabo on the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) withdrawal from the offensive of the Saudi-led coalition are highly debatable. �

Exploring U.S. coalition�s aggressive attacks on Syrian army�s positions
Aggressive coalition that has been targeting different areas of Syria since 2014, on the pretext of fighting ISIL�s Takfiri terrorists, has recently launched a new military offensive on the positions of the Syrian army in the city of Homs.

Colleagues bid farewell to theater master Sadreddin Shajareh
Colleagues and family pay their last respect to the remains of the theater master, actor and director Sadreddin Shajareh before his funeral in the courtyard of the Tehran Radio Office on June 23, 2018.

EU �pleased� with Armenian support for Iran nuclear deal
The European Union has praised Armenia for supporting its efforts to save the 2015 international agreement on Iran�s nuclear program despite the withdrawal of the United States.

Iran overhauls F-27 warplane: Fars
Iranian experts have overhauled an F-27 military plane at an airbase in Tehran, Fars news agency
reported on Saturday.

Collapse of nuclear deal will affect European security too: Kharrazi
The collapse of the international nuclear agreement will have very dangerous consequences for security in the Middle East, head of Iran�s Strategic Council on Foreign Relations Kamal Kharrazi has warned, noting that it will affect security in Europe as well.

Staying in nuclear deal depends on actions of remaining parties: Araqchi
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi who was on a tour of Russia said on Friday that it will be dependent on actions of Europe, China and Russia that Iran will remain in the 2015 nuclear agreement or not.

Iranian commander due in Afghanistan after two border guards killed
The commander of Iran�s border police has said he plans to visit neighboring Afghanistan over a recent cross-border attack by armed assailants that led to the martyrdom of two Iranian guards in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan.

Trump is a �coward� who ignites Iranophobia, Shahroudi says
Chairman of the Expediency Council Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi has said the U.S. President Donald Trump is a �coward� who pursues his financial and economic greed in the region by igniting Iranophobia.