Persian Press Headlines - December 15
December 16, 2011 - 18:16
JAM-E JAM: If circumstances require it, uranium enrichment facilities will be relocated to safer places, says Jalali (director of Iran’s Passive Defense Organization) TEHRAN-E EMROOZ: Iran gives U.S. a new shock
JAVAN: University entrance exam will be removed in three years, science minister says
HEMAYAT: 160,000 Iranians visit Thailand every year
JAM-E JAM: Iran will react to threats, says Mehmanparast (Foreign Ministry spokesperson)
JAVAN: Arrogant powers have no choice but to talk with Iran, president says
QODS: Milk prices in Iran higher than in EU members
KHORASAN: Transfer of important factories to Aria group will be investigated, Judiciary chief says
KAYHAN: West’s unprecedented concern about (possible) closure of Hormuz Strait
SHARQ: Majlis special committee investigates sanctions, threats
FARHIKHTEGAN: Issue of closing the Strait of Hormuz is not on the agenda, Foreign Ministry spokesperson says
MELLAT-E MA: Oil embargo on Iran will get nowhere, oil minister says
HAFT-E SOBH: Lion and fox hunting in Tehran’s streets
HAMSHAHRI: Indictments for persons involved in recent financial fraud case to be issued soon, says Amoli Larijani (Judiciary chief)
ARMAN: Number of signatures enough (to summon president), MP Pezeshkian says
ARMAN: Hashemi Rafsanjani will remain EC chairman, says Morteza Nabavi (member of the Expediency Council)