Tehran’s newspapers on Thursday 25th of Aban 1391; November 15th, 2012

Thursday, 25^th of Aban - November 15^th, 2012

HEADLINES OF IRAN’S MORNING PAPERS

KAYHAN

-Europe on strike

-Unprecedented anti-government protests in Jordan

-High-ranking Hamas commander killed in Zionists’ attacks against Gaza

-Iran’s representative to UN: Unilateral sanctions, violation of international laws

-China’s Foreign Ministry: IAEA must strengthen its cooperation with Iran

-Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister: Sanctions will not solve Iran’s nuclear issue

-Lebanon’s Army Commander calls security situation dangerous

-Bahrain’s parliament considers insults to the king a crime

ETEMAAD

-Hashemi Rafsanjani: The main concern is that wise governance will be prevented

-Mehmanparast denies French Foreign Ministry’s claim

-IAEA accepts that sanctions have been ineffective

-Saudi Arabia stresses need for diplomatic solution to Iranian nuclear issue

-Election of new Chinese Premier

JOMHOURIYE ESLAMI

-Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister: Iran and P5+1 should negotiate as soon as possible

-Crisis in BBC

-Bahrain’s security forces once again suppress protesters

-China’s new president elected

-Damascus: Formation of “opposition coalition”, US and Qatar plan

-EU’s 5 billion Euro aid to Egypt

IRAN

-18^th Party Congress of China ends

-Increasing price of fuel angers Jordanians

-Doha Conference and pressure diplomacy on Syria

-West cautious about recognizing coalition of Syrian opposition

-Zionist regime agrees with cease-fire in Gaza

-Arabs, biggest buyers of arms in the world

-Reshuffling in Obama’s administration

TEHRANE EMROOZ

-Deputy Foreign Minister: Negotiations with US, neither a simple matter nor a taboo

-Consequences of Israel’s missile attacks against Gaza

-Widespread protests against Jordan’s King

-Damascus: Doha Conference, declaration of war

-Europeans’ protest against austerity measures

JAME JAM

-Jalili: The world is waiting for P5+1’s logical response to delay in talks

-New obstacles for Palestinian Authority

-Syria’s opposition and its future

 -Bloody explosions in Iraq