Parliament Speaker Ali Larijanis support for nuclear talks dominated the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Tuesday. Continued Saudi airstrikes in Yemen were also in the news.
Abrar: Five MPs have sent a letter to the parliament speaker calling for a speedier judicial investigation into a report on the workings of the Social Security Organization.
Afarinesh: Iran hosts West Asian Robocup.
More than 345 local and foreign teams are competing in the robotic competition.
Aftab-e Yazd: The suspicious death of an uncle of Hadi Saei [a two-time Olympic taekwondo gold medalist]
Asia: A train full of American and European tourists will cross the border into Iran on Thursday.
Ebtekar: Irans neighbors are miscalculating in opposing the nuclear understanding, said Chairman of the Expediency Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Emtiaz: Branko Ivankovic has been named head coach of Tehrans Persepolis Football Club.
Ettelaat: Senior Shiite clerics have underlined public support for the government as it tries to secure the lofty goals of the establishment.
Ettelaat: A special commission has been set up to counter a wave of farmland destruction.
Ettelaat: Government is determined to crack down on corruption, said President Rouhani.
Speaking at a meeting with Judiciary officials, the president also said the Judiciary shoulders a heavy responsibility in the fight against corruption.
Iran: Parliament supports nuclear talks, said Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani.
Jomhouri Islami: Global petrochemical giants have lined up to return to Iran.
Kayhan: Being upbeat about the deal will render the enemy greedier.
Resalat: The Saudi offensive against Yemen has taken aim at the Muslim community, said Ali Larijani.
Rooyesh-e Mellat: The presidents chief of staff has presented reports to senior clerics on the latest in nuclear talks.
Taadol: The Turkish president is expected in Tehran on Tuesday.
By Iran Front Page
