Tehran’s Daily Newspapers’ Review

14 August 2010 | 14:53 Code : 8091 Tehran’s Daily Newspaper Review
Tehran’s newspapers on Sunday, 27th of Tir, July 18, 2010.
Tehran’s Daily Newspapers’ Review
The funerals of victims of terror in Zahedan, and former minister of intelligence’s interview on the post-election protests were the main headlines of Tehran newspapers today.

Hamshahri

Government: Majles [Parliament] is the cause of Electricity Industry’s Chaos

Destruction of One-Third of the Country’s Forests

Jomhouri-ye Eslami

Global Condemnation of Terrorist Attack in Zahedan’s Grand Mosque

Glorious Funeral of the Pure Bodies of Martyrs of Terrorist Blasts in Zahedan

Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani Calls for Decisiveness in Dealing with the Terrorists

Iran

Minister of Petroleum Announces: Sanction-supporting oil companies on Iran’s blacklist

Imported Meat Distributed, Prices Fall in Tehran

Guilds’ 5% Share in [the Government’s] Total Tax Income: Guilds’ tax half the civil servants

Kayhan

Mourners’ Cry of Revenge at the Glorious Funeral of Zahedan’s Martyrs: Shi’as and Sunnis Announce Their Aversion to the Crime of the United States’ Pawns in the Region

Free Fruit Prices and Defenseless Consumers

Intense Battle with Taliban; Germany’s Defense Minister Flees

Khabar

An Unprecedented Reaction by Western Officials to a Terrorist Attack: Why the West condemns the crimes in Zahedan

Minister of Transportation: Tupolevs should leave [Iranian air fleet] in 5 months

Shargh

Mohseni Eze’i’s [Minister of Intelligence in Ahmadinejad’s first administration] Untold Stories of Kuy (1) and Kahrizak: We were at fault

[Former President] Seyyed Mohammad Khatami in Students’ Gathering: We would be in a better situation if we had prioritized culture

Tehran-e Emrooz

Ezhe’i tells the untold story of handling post-election incidents

Minister of Energy’s Version of the Causes of Electricity Stoppages

Pakistan Is Not Innocent in the Zahedan Incident: Interview with Esma’eel Koasari [Tehran’s representative in the Majles]

Vatan-e Emrooz

With A Huge Attendance of Shias and Sunnis in Zahedan: Funeral of Terror Martyrs

18 Killed in Attack against Pakistan’s Shias

Mohseni Ezhe’i Speaks of Presidential Election Incidents: Untold stories from the Leader of the Revolution’s Dealings with the 1388 Fetneh

(1)   Kuy (the contraction for Kuy-e Daneshgah-e Tehran) is Tehran University main dormitory. The place was raided by as yet unidentified plain clothed agents two days after the June 12, 2009 presidential election

 

Briefing

Hamshahri (citizen) is the official daily newspaper of Tehran’s Municipality. Its general directions in politics, culture and economy are determined by the mayor of Tehran, currently Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf.

Iran is the official organ of the administration.

Jomhuri-ye Eslami (The Islamic Republic) was known as the official organ of the Party of the Islamic Republic, founded in 1979 and disbanded in 1987. Currently, it is an open critique of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s policies and is known to be a mouthpiece of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.

Kayhan (Universe) is a hard-line conservative newspaper. Its editor-in-chief –currently Hossein Shari’atmadari- is appointed by Iran’s Supreme Leader. Shari’atmadari’s editorials often spark off controversy and debate inside Iranian political circles.

Resalat (Mission) belongs to the moderate wing of the principlist camp. Resalat’s best known anlayst is Amir Mohebbian, its political editor.

Tehran-e Emrooz (Tehran Today) is a ‘principlist reformist’ newspaper, connected to Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf.

Shargh (East) is a moderate reformist newspaper. It was the most popular and influential reformist newspaper in its first period of publication which lasted from August 2003 until September 2006.