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BRICS initial agreement with Iran's proposals

TEHRAN - In a commentary, Kayhan addressed the proposals of the Central Bank of Iran to create alternative mechanisms to SWIFT and FATF.

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Iran's threat by Europe

In a commentary, Hamshahri discussed the maintenance of Iran's missile sanctions by Europe and said: Reuters, quoting four European diplomats, claimed that the European Union intends to maintain ballistic missile sanctions against Iran, which will expire in October according to the provisions of the JCPOA (2015 nuclear deal).

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They kill children through sanctions and then cry for them!

In its editorial, Siasat-e-Rooz pointed to the anti-Iran propaganda by the Western media outlets under the pretext of International Children’s Day. They wrote: The child-friendly claims of foreign media are ridiculous, because these claimants of human rights have not pointed to the pain that the Western sanctions have inflicted on Iranian children suffering from rare diseases.

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Iran isolation project fails

TEHRAN-- The state-run Iran newspaper discussed the intention of Western authorities and their media outlets to present Iran as an isolated country through a psychological warfare campaign.

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Protests harm people’s livelihood

Another conservative newspaper, Javan, also blamed the protests for prices rises, saying they have hurt the economy and affected people’s livelihood.

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Strategic relations of long-standing friends

TEHRAN-- The state-run Iran newspaper highly complimented the Iran-China friendship and wrote that minor issues cannot harm the will of the leaders of Iran and China to develop relations.

Foes’ three post-riot plans

The state-run Iran newspaper analyzed the country’s recent unrest and wrote that the enemies have three plans for the post-riot period.