Tehran Daily Newspaper Review

05 May 2012 | 04:52 Code : 1900865 Tehran’s Daily Newspaper Review
Tehran’s newspapers on Saturday 16th of Ordibehesht 1391; May 5th, 2012
Tehran Daily Newspaper Review
 Saturday, 16th of Ordibehesht - May 5th, 2012

HEADLINES OF IRAN’S MORNING PAPERS

 

KAYHAN


-Run-off parliamentary elections, the most glorious after the Revolution

-Tehran’s Friday Prayer Leader: High prices of goods a tangible reality, not political slander

-Iran’s representative to IAEA: Complete ban on modernization of nuclear weapons

-Russian contractor: Bushehr reactor reaches its maximum capacity on May 23rd

-Oil Minister: Considerable gas reserves in Kish Island

-Delegation of representatives of Egyptian National Parliament in Tehran: Time of dictators’ view on relations between Egypt and Iran has passed

-Bagheri, Deputy Secretary of National Security Council: P5+1 should take practical steps in Baghdad talks

 

SHARGH


-Larijani on subsidies: Government demands 2,000 toman gasoline price per liter and two to three fold increase of gas prices

-Google removes “Persian Gulf” from Google Map

-5 permanent members of Security Council request Iran’s cooperation with IAEA: nuclear concerns before Baghdad talks

 

IRAN


-People’s participation in run-off parliamentary election: Nation’s final step

-Iran’s president: Sustainable global peace cannot be achieved without justice and love

-Increase of Iran-Lebanon trade to 2 billion dollars

-Foreign Minister: New framework must be drawn in Baghdad talks

-Deputy Secretary of the National Security Council’s trips to Moscow and Beijing regarding Iran and P5+1 negotiations

-Iran’s representative to IAEA: Iran will not retreat from its legal rights on nuclear issue

 

TEHRANE EMROOZ


-Supreme Leader: The higher the number of votes, the more the abilities of the representatives

-Government’s plan for 3-fold increase of prices

-Tehran’s Friday Prayer Leader: High prices of goods incompatible with people’s dignity

-Tel Aviv’s anti-Iran propaganda in Europe intensifies

-Government’s farewell whispers to Agriculture Minister

 

JAME JAM


-Results of 29 polling stations out

-India’s and Pakistan’s rice on Iranian tables: 1.2 billion dollar rice import last year

-Start of construction of Iran’s gas export pipeline to Iraq