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IRAN GOV’T TO CONTINUE SUPPLY OF SUBSIDIZED ESSENTIAL GOODS

THE GOVERNMENT PLANS TO CONTINUE SUBSIDIZING ESSENTIAL GOODS IN THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR (MARCH 2021-22) According to Vice President Mohammad Baqer Nobakht, who doubles as the chairman of Iran’s Plan and Budget Organization, the government will channel earnings from oil exports to import essential goods at the subsidized rate of 42,000 rials per US dollar. He made the remarks on the sidelines of a meeting of the so-called Budget Headquarters […]

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IRAN-EUROPE ONLINE CONFERENCE

ONLINE CONFERENCE FOR DIGITAL BUSINESS NETWORKING 14 TO 16 DEC 2020 Held by International Trade Centre, EU and Trade Promotion Organization of Iran With the support of European House Ambrosetti, and Bourse and Bazaar This is a Europe-Iran Business Forum focusing on economic opportunities in Iran. The future of economic relations between Europe and Iran depends on the credibility of commitment from both sides. The COVID-19 pandemic and the related travel restrictions have made

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IRAN WANTS TO USE ITS ASSETS WITH TURKISH BANKS TO BUY GOODS

TEHRAN HAS CALLED UPON ANKARA TO FIND A METHOD FOR IRAN TO TAP INTO ITS ASSETS WITH TURKISH BANKS  IRAN AIMS TO PURCHASE THE COMMODITIES IT NEEDS DIRECTLY FROM OTHER COUNTRIES THROUGH TURKISH BANKS KARIMI LAW FIRM PRESENTS ACCORDING TO IRAN FRONT PAGE NEWS: Iranian Minister of Industry, Mines and Trade Alireza Razmhosseini has demanded in a phone conversation with Turkish Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan. “Iran and Turkey are two neighboring, friendly and brotherly

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ILO AND IOM SIGN AGREEMENT TO STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION ON MIGRATION GOVERNANCE

THE GOVERNMENT PLANS TO CONTINUE SUBSIDIZING ESSENTIAL GOODS IN THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR (MARCH 2021-22) TO STRENGTHEN THEIR WORK ON MIGRATION AND ENABLE THEM TO PROVIDE MORE POLICY AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT TO THEIR MEMBERS, THE ILO AND THE IOM HAVE SIGNED AN AGREEMENT ON MIGRATION GOVERNANCE. KARIMI LAW FIRM PRESENTS ACCORDING ILO NEWS: The International Labour Organization (ILO) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) have signed an Agreement to create a framework for

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CHINA LOWERS THE AGE OF CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY TO 12

CHINA INTRODUCES STRICTER CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INFRINGEMENT KARIMI LAW FIRM PRESENTS ACCORDING TO JURIST: Children as young as 12 years old in China will now be held criminally liable for crimes assumed “abominable,” according to China Daily. The Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) on Saturday also introduced punishment for intellectual property violation that could lead to 10 years in prison. The Standing Committee stated an “abominable” crime would occur: “if

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THE UK’S TOP COURT OBSTRUCTED THE EXTRADITION OF JULIAN ASSANGE, THE FOUNDER OF WIKILEAKS, BASED ON HIS MENTAL HEALTH SITUATION

JULIAN ASSANGE FACES 18 CHARGES IN THE US FOR THE RELEASE OF SENSITIVE MILITARY DOCUMENTS   KARIMI LAW FIRM REPRESENTS ACCORDING TO DW:   On Monday, a UK judge refused the US request to extradite Julian Assange on espionage charges. District Judge Vanessa Baraitser stated it would be “oppressive” because of his mental health since he was likely to commit suicide if sent to the US. Assange faces 18 charges in the US relating to

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GERMANY DRAFTS LAW INTRODUCING QUOTA FOR WOMEN ON EXECUTIVE BOARDS

KARIMI & ASSOCIATES LAW FIRM REPRESENT ACCORDING TO JURIST LEGAL NEWS AGENCY: Germany’s Federal Cabinet approved Wednesday a draft law that would see a quota introduced for the number of women on the executive boards of Germany’s largest companies. The law would require all stock exchange-listed companies with an executive board of three or more members to have at least one woman on that board. The new requirement would apply to over 70 companies, 31 of

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TURKISH PARLIAMENT ADOPTS LAW REGULATING NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

THE TURKISH PARLIAMENT RECENT LEGISLATION AIMED AT CONTROLLING TERROR FUNDING KARIMI LAW FIRM PRESENTS ACCORDING TO REUTERS: The new legislation entitled the “Law on Preventing the Financing of the Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction,” – drafted by President Tayyip Erdogan’s AK Party, which holds a parliamentary majority – includes controversial amendments to existing law on aid collection. These amendments allow the government and the Interior Minister to block the websites of

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IRAN ISSUES INTERPOL NOTICE FOR 48 US OFFICIALS INCLUDING DONALD TRUMP

THE PREVIOUS ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR MR. TRUMP AND OTHER OFFICIALS WAS REJECTED IN JUNE KARIMI LAW FIRM REPRESENTS ACCORDING TO ALJAZEERA: Iran has fielded a “red notice” requesting the Interpol to arrest Donald Trump and 47 other American officials identified as playing a role in the assassination of top general Qassem Soleimani last year; alleged Iranian judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili during a press conference on Tuesday. He further added, “The Islamic Republic of Iran

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SAMSUNG’S HEIR ORDERED BACK TO PRISON FOR BRIBERY

LEE JAE-YONG RECEIVES 30-MONTH PRISON TERM IN CORRUPTION RETRIAL Karimi & Associates Law Firm presents according to euro news: A South Korean court sentenced billionaire Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong back to prison to 30 months over his involvement in a 2016 corruption scandal that brought down former President Park Guen-hye. Lee was found guilty by the Seoul High Court for bribing then-President Park Geun-hye and her close confidante to win government support

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