ECONOMY
Brexit not as harmful as first thought: EU
The European Union acknowledges that the damaging impact of Brexit will be less severe than originally thought.
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ECONOMY
This is Iran’s biggest solar power plant
Watch drone footage of Iran’s biggest solar power plant project recently launched in the country's western province of Hamadan.
POLITICS
‘Knives out’ in WH over Kislyak calls
“Unhappiness” rises in the Trump administration, says a senior White House official as pressure mounts on the president to dismiss Michael Flynn over Russia contact.
SOCIETY
Electricity back on in Iran’s Khuzestan
Electricity is restored throughout most of Iran’s Khuzestan province, says the National Disaster Management Organization.
FOREIGN POLICY
No ‘lecture’ for Trump on Muslim ban
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he cannot “lecture” President Donald Trump over his controversial travel ban on seven Muslim–majority countries.
IRAQ
‘13 Daesh commanders killed in airstrike’
At least 13 Daesh commanders are killed in airstrikes by the Iraqi Air Force, with reports of Baghdadi possibly being injured.
MILITARY
Pentagon condemns North Korea missile test
The Pentagon says Washington’s commitment to protecting the homeland and its allies against North Korea is "ironclad."
POLITICS
‘8 Iranian sailors freed from Somali pirates’
An Iranian MP says 8 Iranian sailors, freed from captivity in Somalia, are now in Senegal.
SYRIA
Turkey repeats call for Syria safe zone
Turkey again urges a safe zone in northern Syria, saying it should include a “no-fly” zone.
POLITICS
Iran president due in Oman, Kuwait
The Iranian president is to set off for a day-long visit to Oman and Kuwait later this week.
ECONOMY
Japan’s Sojitz to study Iran steel project
Japan’s Sojitz Corporation has signed a basic agreement with Iran to study the production of steel sheets in the country’s southeastern port of Chabahar.
INTERVIEWS
‘Trump to represent no change in US foreign policy’
A commentator says US president Donald Trump is not going to represent a significant qualitative change in foreign policy because he is bound with the politics of the deep state as his predecessor was.
INTERVIEWS
'Netanyahu to pressure Trump on Iran policy'
Netanyahu is likely to succeed in convincing Trump for forming a united front against Iran, Scottish writer John Wight says.
PERSIAN GULF
Bahrainis preparing to commemorate 2011 uprising
Thousands of Bahrainis are preparing for mass anti-regime demonstration to mark the sixth anniversary of the 2011 popular uprising.
KOREAS
Samsung executives face arrest over graft
South Korean prosecutor's office says four more Samsung executives have been identified as suspects in a corruption scandal.
YEMEN
20 killed in skirmishes in west Yemen
At least 20 people are killed in clashes between Ansaruallh fighters and Saudi-backed Hadi loyalists in western Yemen.
SOCIETY
Heavy snow blankets Iranian cities
Wintery weather and a cold snap hit many parts of Iran and shut down schools and educational institutions.
MILITARY
US helicopters arrive in Germany to boost NATO
Dozens of US military helicopters arrive at a port in northern Germany as NATO continues boosting its combat presence in Eastern Europe.
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