Tehran Daily Newspaper Review

02 July 2012 | 15:05 Code : 1903580 Tehran’s Daily Newspaper Review
Tehran’s newspapers on Monday 12th of Tir 1391; July 2nd, 2012
Tehran Daily Newspaper Review
 Monday, 12th of Tir - July 2nd, 2012

HEADLINES OF IRAN’S MORNING PAPERS

 

KAYHAN

 

- Enforcement of oil sanctions worries Europe, not Iran

-Morsi in Cairo University: My first priority is to defend Palestinians

-Chatham House warning: We must not victimize Europe in US confrontation with Iran

-Hezbollah: Egypt needs relations with Iran to play its regional and global role

-Salehi’s phone conversation with Swedish Foreign Minister

-Noori Al-Maleki: We will never establish relations with Israel

-Kuwaiti government resigns following people’s protests

-Israel’s reaction to Egyptian developments

 

SHARGH

 

- Oil Ministry on alert

-Kofi Annan: Agreement on transitional government in Syria

-New reports of Security Council Sanction Committee against Iran published

-RGC’s missile maneuver commences

-Kabul meets with Taliban in Japan

-Isaac Shamir dies

-Netanyahu congratulates Morsi

 

JOMHOURIYE ESLAMI

 

-Israelis’ protests against social inequalities

-Saudi Arabia stops issuing visas for Iranian pilgrims

-Iran’s Representative to UN: Iran will not compromise on its absolute rights in negotiations with P5+1

-Arab League meets in Cairo to discuss Syria

 

IRAN

 

-Geneva decision prepares the ground for foreign intervention in Syria

-Moqtada Sadr: Al-Maleki impeachment and vote of no confidence not to the benefit of Iraq

-US Senate ratifies increase of Washington’s security relations with Israel

-8 dead in US drone attack against Pakistan

-Britain’s referendum to exit EU

-Saudi princes fight over being the next King

-Noori Al-Maleki: Root of Iraq’s problems lies in foreigners’ intervention

 

TEHRANE EMROOZ

 

-Government officially says goodbye to second phase of targeted subsidies

-Iran’s approach on region, influence not intervention

-Fragile agreement in Geneva

-Parliament representatives’ statement about Egypt

-Turkey, big loser in Syrian game

 

JAME JAM

 

-Parliament’s plan to close Strait of Hormuz

-Iran’s Foreign Minister: Nuclear issue will end to Iran’s benefits

-Foreign Ministry Spokesman: West’s sanctions against Iran threaten world’s energy security

-Saudi King in coma

-Head of German Intelligence Agency resigns

-Head of UN Supervision Mission returns to Syria

-Saudi Arabia King’s niece seeks asylum in Britain