Jordan and the Gulf States: The Dilemma of War
Iran is unlikely to stop targeting Jordan and several Gulf states as long as U.S. military operations continue to escalate….
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Aluminum Fluoride Fire in Aqaba: Did Professional Emergency Response Prevent a Bigger Disaster?
While traveling a few days ago, I came across news of a fire that broke out in storage facilities at…
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“Recruiting” Ministers
Many observers and political analysts viewed the recent case involving the former Minister of Labor who was asked to resign…
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Debating a Diplomat's Narrative
So far, there is no evidence that Iran possesses secret weapons. Those who claim that Iran has undisclosed weapons it…
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The Global Economy Is Entering a New Phase of Interlocking Crises
It is no longer possible to view the disruptions affecting the global economy as temporary shocks that can be contained…
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Dinosaur Blood Preserved Inside an Insect in Jordanian Amber
The discovery of a blood-feeding insect preserved in Jordanian amber represents an important scientific finding because it provides direct evidence…
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The MP's Question and the Missing Answer
There are issues raised by members of Parliament that are highly sensitive and deserve immediate follow-up, rather than being treated…
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An Escalation Worse Than War
The memorandum of understanding that was intended to serve as the foundation for negotiations leading to a permanent agreement between…
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Why Did the Cost of the National Water Carrier Increase?
Whenever the National Water Carrier Project is brought up for discussion, the same question resurfaces: Why has its cost risen…
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Two Questions About the War
All attempts to end the war have so far failed. Although the fighting has not completely ceased, it has alternated…
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