“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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The War Has Returned But Not in the Way the World Knows It
The debate is no longer centered solely on the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz, It has shifted to…
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Jordan's First Blue Loan Bond Marks a New Era in Strategic Project Financing
Strategic projects around the world are no longer financed solely through traditional lending methods, Their scale, complexity, and long operational…
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