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Freedom of opinion claimants back irreverence to Quran

In a note about insulting and burning the Quran in Sweden and Denmark, Kayhan wrote: The burning of the Quran is the product of a negative attitude towards Islam at the Oriental studies universities of the West over the last one hundred years.

Disgrace of human rights claimants

In a note, Siasat-e-Rooz discussed the UN Human Rights Council's meeting about Iran and said: While the world is seeing the genocide and widespread crimes of the Zionist regime in Jenin, the widespread repressions in France, the daily killings in the streets and schools of America because of the freedom to carry arms and the warmongering of Western leaders, especially the United States and England, in Ukraine, the Human Rights Council held a meeting about Iran in an action contrary to global priorities.

Both Wagner and the Westerners failed together

In an analysis, Kayhan discussed the riot of the Wagner paramilitary group against Putin and the retreat of its commander, Yevgeny Prigozhin.

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Renewing ties with regional states shows Iran's determination to resolve tensions

In an interview with Hossein Noosh Abadi, an MP sitting on the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, and the former Iranian ambassador to Oman, Hamshahri discussed the fate of Iran-Oman negotiations.

Desired and rational path in foreign policy

In an analysis, the Javan newspaper wrote that the thirteenth (sitting) government has taken a desirable and rational path on foreign relations, and has successfully pursued its intended foreign policy approach.

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Why Riyadh changed the path 

Hamshahri wrote in a note about Riyadh's reproachment with Tehran and said: Saudi Arabia, after suffering heavy political, security and economic losses, concluded that America's humiliating and blackmailing attitude had cost the kingdom greatly.

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Warm greetings from Riyadh to Tehran

In a note, Hamshahri wrote about the visit of the Saudi foreign minister to Tehran.

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Latin America, backyard or bane for America?

In an analysis, Vatan-e-Emrooz addressed the president's visit to Latin America and its dimensions.

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Macron's political penitence

In a note, Javan addressed the phone call between Macron and Raisi. It wrote: Fools never think the penalty of their stupidity and they are never punished as much as their stupidity.

Messages of hypersonic missile 

In its editorial, Kayhan discussed the unveiling of the hypersonic Fattah missile. It wrote: The unveiling of the hypersonic missile can have a clear message for the governments that take illegal and arbitrary actions against in the interests of the Iranian nation.

Unified warning to the Taliban

Most of the newspapers in Iran on Saturday highlighted Tehran’s warning to the Taliban about water right from the Helmand Rive.

Europe and America’s confusion regarding Iran

Shargh quoted an expert who believes that Europe and the United States are confused in regard to the Iran nuclear issue. The expert says: “Even if the 2015 agreement is revived in its previous form, which is highly unlikely, there will be no relationship with what the Biden government had promised as a long and strong agreement.

Israel even failed to face a single group of resistance front 

In its editorial, Kayhan addressed Israel’s attack on Gaza. It wrote: The interesting thing that happened is that the “Israeli consensus” could not help resolve this complicated issue.

Separatists are dividing

In a report, Siasat-e-Rooz discussed the growing differences between the opposition. It wrote: Today, separation has become the fate of those who had gathered together to divide Iran.

Secret letters between Iran and America?

Arman-e-Emrooz in a confused report made claims about secret correspondence between Iran and the America and wrote about the advantages of a regional agreement.

Taliban must give Iran’s right of Hirmand

Hamshahri addressed the issue of Iran’s water right from the Hirmand River and said: America’s enmity with Iran has a long history, but the Americans have increased this enmity by building the Kamal Khan Dam and diverting the water towards Godzareh.

The need to end strategic patience towards Baku

In a commentary, Vatan-e-Emrooz discussed the ways to make sanctions less effective.

Manufacturing aircraft in country 

The Iran newspaper addressed the issue of manufacturing a domestic passenger plane. It said: A joint committee comprising of the Vice-Chancellor of Science and Technology, ministries of industries, defense, transport, with the Civil Aviation Organization in charge, is going to manufacture a passenger plane.

Split in the opposition

In a commentary, the Javan newspaper analyzed the split among the opponents of the Islamic Republic and wrote: On Farvardin 14 (April 3), five anti-revolutionary political groups gathered in London to announce that their way is separate from the subversives living in America.

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Bin Salman's tactics

Although Saudi Arabia took the initiative to talk with Iran, Tehran also welcomed the proposal, Sharq said in a commentary.

Iran-Saudi deal has 5 messages for enemies and friends

Resalat writes the agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia to resume relations has 5 special messages for friends and enemies of the Islamic Republic:

Tehran-Riyadh-Beijing message to U.S.

The region must be safe for Chinese business. It is for some time that Saudi Arabia has also been trying to distance itself from the U.S. and adopt a foreign policy independent of the U.S., Arman-e-Melli writes in its editorial.

Regional agreement without the sheriff

The Sobh-e-Now newspaper refers to the resumption of relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia and writes: The resumption of relations between Tehran and Riyadh is being done while former and current prime ministers of Iraq such as Adil Abdul Mahdi, Mustafa al-Kazemi, and Shia al-Sudani had visited Tehran and Riyadh to finalize it.

Dirty war

The poisoning of schoolgirls shows that Iran is facing an unprecedented enmity, even though such enmity is prohibited according to international conventions, the Resalat newspaper says in an opinion piece.

Ukrainian war shows there is no global hegemonic power

The Etela'at writes: The war in Ukraine is undoubtedly the tensest conflict of the contemporary world.

Political role more important than technical role

Rafael Grossi's trip to Tehran can be considered the most important visit of the IAEA Director General in the past few years because the results of the trip will determine the prospects of revitalizing the JCPOA agreement.

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Munich carnival!

This year, the German government turned the Munich Security Conference into a propaganda-political carnival, Etela’at writes.

BRI is a trans-economic plan for Iran

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is not just an economic plan but it has trans-economic nature, the Quds newspaper writes, Quds writes.

Drones intended to divert attention away from internal crises

The U.S -Israeli drone attack on a Defense Ministry workshop in the central Iranian city of Isfahan failed and thus the joint American-Zionist conspiracy to destroy the complex was nullified.

Israel fishing in troubled waters

Mohsen Pakayin, the former ambassador of Iran in Baku, in an interview with "Shargh", called Israel's uproar after the attack on the embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Tehran "fishing in troubled waters".