Tehran Daily Newspaper Review

HEADLINES OF IRAN’S MORNING PAPERS

KAYHAN

-Severe reaction of Majlis members to Obama’s anti-Iranian comments

-US Republican presidential candidate accepts US’ inability to deal with a nuclear Iran

-Bahraini cleric Isa Qassim: Al-Khalifa wouldn’t dare suppress people if not for Western support

-Khaled Mashal: Zionist regime should await our retaliation

-Morsi, in a speech to millions of Egyptians: You are the source of my power and legitimacy

-Thousands of Jordanians pour into streets to protest corrupt government

-Iran’s Permanent Representative to the UN: Iran is determined to have constructive talks and will not retreat from its positions

-Afghan Charge d’Affaires summoned to Iranian Foreign Ministry

SHARGH

-Morsi: Support for the rights of Palestinians and Syrians

-Oil Minister: Iran has requested urgent OPEC meeting

- Iran’s Permanent Representative to the UN: Iran prepared to design and build nuclear power plant with P5+1

-Majlis and Government to meet to discuss combating full-out economic war

-Deputy Foreign Minister: We will not take part in a meeting where Syria is used as a bargaining chip

-Qaddafi’s Prime Minister passes away

JOMHOURIYE ESLAMI

-Fruitless end to contact group talks over Syria

-Sanctions on Iranian oil; a plan that has practically failed

-Kofi Annan: Foreign powers add to violence in Syria

-Morsi officially becomes Egyptian president

-Noori Al-Maleki prepared to meet with the opposition

-Majlis Economy Commission to report on the country’s economic situation soon

IRAN

-Head of National Iranian Oil Company: New oil buyers to replace Europe

-Morsi takes power from Military Council

-Kofi Annan: If talks fail, world powers responsible for death of Syrians

-Turkey doubles its trade with the Zionist regime

-Interior Minister: Enemies worried about Iran’s progress

-Majlis representatives: Sanctions will be transformed into great opportunities for Iranian nation

-Jordanians’ widespread protests against political system and economic corruption

TEHRANE EMROOZ

-Shadow of East-West confrontation over Geneva talks

-Iran and China counter US and Europe over oil issue

-UN Human Rights Council condemns Al-Khalifa actions

-Netanyahu suggests meeting with Abbas

-Turkey to purchase new missile defense system

JAME JAM

-Newsweek: US plan to assassinate Bashar Assad

-Oil Minister: Gas prices will not increase

-US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: Assad must leave

-Majlis plan to combat high prices