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Panjereh (Window) published its 206th issue on August 16, 2014. The lead story of the latest issue of the news and analysis weekly is titled “Brave Passengers” and looks into the impact industry managers and sanctions have on Iran’s aviation industry. “King Erdogan; is a President Erdogan going to be more autocratic than before?” and “Will the Inflation Package Open? A review of government policies to rid the country of stagflation” are some other articles on the cover of the latest issue of the magazine.

A 98th issue of Tejarat-e Farda (Tomorrow’s Trade) appeared on newsstands on August 16, 2014. As the name suggests, the weekly focuses on trade and economy.

The cover story of the most recent issue of the magazine tries to find an answer to the following question: “Why do actors have an aversion to economy?”

An 18th issue of Andisheh Pouya (Dynamic Thought) was released earlier in August. The cover story of the magazine focused on the centennial of “The Great War� and the conduct of Iranian intellectuals during World War I.

Issue No. 229 of Mosalas (Triangle) hit the newsstands on August 16, 2014. The cover story of the weekly magazine is titled “Who is the real opponent of President Rouhani?

Jalili who is critical of the President’s foreign policy?

Or Ghalibaf who opposes his sociocultural policy?”

It also wonders whether the principlists will invest in new figures.

“Sudden farewell to Maliki; the formidable task of al-Abadi” is another title that appears on the cover of the magazine.

A 579th issue of Chelcheraq (Chandelier) magazine which hit the newsstands on August 16, 2014 featured a photo of Simin Behbahani. It came four days before this great poetess passed away in a Tehran hospital after she slipped into a coma following a battle with coronary and respiratory diseases. But the main story of the cultural, artistic, social, cinematic and comic weekly is titled “A woman-less city; a controversial plan�.

A 110th issue of Danestaniha (Things to Know) Encyclopedic Magazine leads on Voynich Manuscript and the person who is going to unravel a 600-year-old mystery. The sociocultural biweekly mostly focuses on factual stories.