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Tourism Minister, Mounesan: "Iran has huge tourism potential"

Iranian Top military official: Global arrogance anger signals Iran's progress

Exchange organization chief: The world towards algorithmization

Iranian professor: 90% of medicines used in Iran are home made

WHO Regional Director: Iran is a centre for health tourism

Rastaad: We have improved safety of navigation for ships entering and leaving Iranian ports

Photos: Terror attack on military parade in Ahvaz

Gunmen opened fire on people from behind a viewing stand in Quds Boulevard of Ahvaz during a morning parade held to mark the former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's invasion of Iran in the 1980s.

Israel's Nuclear Weapons: what You Need to Know

Israel is among 9 members of the world's nuke club and the first regime to introduce nuclear arsenal into the Middle East.

World newspapers: Korean leaders reach agreement at Pyongyang summit

Wall Street Journal: North Korea agreed to allow outside inspectors to visit its missile test site and said it would be open to decommissioning its nuclear-enrichment facility, a bold gambit by Kim Jong Un that is aimed at breaking an impasse in negotiations with the U.S. and keeping engagement with Seoul on track.

World newspapers: Trump ups the ante in battle with China

Dallas Morning News: President Donald Trump on Monday finalized tariffs on a staggering $200 billion in goods imported from China, marking the largest escalation to date in an ever-growing trade war between the world's two largest economies.

World Newspapers: Chaos May Offset economy's surge costing G.O.P

The New York Times: As Democrats enter the fall midterm campaign with palpable confidence about reclaiming the House and perhaps even the Senate, tensions are rising between the White House and congressional Republicans over who is to blame for political difficulties facing the party.

World newspapers: China Woos U.S. Companies Again, Curbs Trade Threats

Wall Street Journal: Chinese leaders are stepping up a charm offensive with U.S. multinationals and dropping earlier threats of retaliation as Beijing changes tack to keep the trade fight with Washington from scaring off foreign investors.