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Controversy Over Iran’s New Ambassador To Moscow

Radiofarda – The spokesperson of Iran’s foreign ministry has denied reports Mohammad Javad Zarif is opposed to the appointment of a former member of parliament as ambassador to Moscow. Recently, there have been reports saying Kazem Jalali, a politician close to the Speaker of Parliament Ali Larijani will be appointed as ambassador. Other reports said that Zarif is opposed to …

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Rouhani Repeats Criticism Of Iran’s Judiciary, Says Won’t Remain Silent

Radiofarda – President Hassan Rouhani has defended his criticism of the Iranian Judiciary about the way it deals with financial corruption in Iran, vowing not to remain silent before parliamentary elections. In a speech on Monday, when Rouhani was heckled by protesters, he attacked Iran’s Judiciary controlled by hardliners for pursuing corruption cases selectively. Speaking at a cabinet meeting in …

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In Closed-Door Session Iran’s Parliament Scrambles To Find Money

The share of crude oil in Iran’s next year budget (beginning March 21) has dropped to zero, Mehr news agency reported November 12. The report coincided with the Islamic Republic parliament’s closed-door session on Tuesday, debating ways to reduce the dependency of the country’s budget on oil revenues. The report, if confirmed, shows that Iran’s income from selling crude has …

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Lebanese protesters back in streets, major highways blocked

Al-Arabia – Lebanese protesters are blocking major highways with burning tires and roadblocks, saying they will remain in the streets following a televised interview in which the president urged them to go home. Schools and universities closed on Wednesday, and banks remain shuttered – a reflection of the deepening political and financial crisis the tiny country faces. In a statement on …

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Dangerous Air Pollution leads to School Closures In Tehran

Radiofarda – Dangerous air pollution has shut down kindergartens, elementary and special-needs schools in Iran’s capital Tehran and surrounding towns on Wednesday. Tehran’s governor announced that air-pollution indicator in most of the city has crossed the danger line for vulnerable people and now stands at 133. Acceptable pollution levels must be under 50. However, in ten areas of the 10-million …

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