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Knowledge plus smartness is power: Tehran's Mayor

US sanctions have no effect on Caspian Sea littoral policy: Marine official

Iran's deputy interior minister: We assess government departments performance regularly

Energy official: Iran export capacities unique in terms of renewable energies

Pakistan MP: We have to devise cohesive strategy against Terrorism

'Digital Iran' is more reachable: Iranian Minister

Photos: Leader receives personnel of the Congress of Martyrs of South Khorasan province

Leader of the Islamic revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, at a meeting with staff and personnel of the Congress of Martyrs of South Khorasan province on 5 November 2018.

Infographic: The World's Biggest Arms Importers in 2017

This chart shows the top 14 countries exporting arms around the world

World Newspapers: Angry Senators spurn president on war in Yemen

The New York Times: Furious over being denied a C.I.A. briefing on the killing of a Saudi journalist, senators from both parties spurned the Trump administration on Wednesday with a stinging vote to consider ending American military support for the Saudi-backed war in Yemen.

World newspapers: Bombs targeting Democrats leave US on edge

The Washington Post: The discovery of five pipe bombs mailed to prominent Democrats, CNN and a liberal billionaire put the United States on edge.

World news papers: Saudi issue may disrupt efforts to squeeze Iran

The New York times: White House officials are worried that the apparent killing of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and Saudi Arabia’s changing account of his fate, could derail a showdown with Iran and jeopardize plans to enlist Saudi help to avoid disrupting the oil market.

World Newspapers: Haley to leave post as envoy to the UN

Washington Post: Nikki Haley has resigned as the US ambassador to the United Nations and will leave her post in January, in a move that stunned allied diplomats and other senior officials.