Fuel Price Freeze and the Role of the State
The government deserves credit for its prudent decision to freeze fuel prices during August, despite rising global oil prices and…
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Lakhdar Brahimi in Amman: A Father, a Diplomatic Legend, and a Name That Will Always Echo Through History
It commenced, as such moments often do, with the quiet act of reading—an otherwise unremarkable pursuit that would, in an…
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The Saudi Response to Attacks Launched from Iraq: From Strategic Restraint to Limited Deterrence
Since the outbreak of the latest military confrontation between the United States and Iran, Saudi Arabia has pursued what can…
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Jordan’s Economic and Social Rights Report Absent for Three Decades
For nearly three decades, the Jordanian government has not submitted a new periodic report to the United Nations Committee on…
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Jerash… When Art Becomes a Message of Security and Confidence
At a time when the Middle East is engulfed in wars and filled with images of destruction, displacement, and fear,…
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The Cross-Border War Scenario
The Syrian president has repeatedly stated that his country will not intervene militarily against Hezbollah in Lebanon, while Türkiye has…
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Will Netanyahu Succeed in Igniting the War the World Fears?
I will begin with the question that dominates the current moment: Why is Benjamin Netanyahu visiting Washington, and what does…
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Digital Transformation… When Management Makes the Difference
Jordan today offers a model worthy of attention, given the scale of the institutions it has successfully digitized and transformed…
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Geopolitical Developments and Financial Markets: How Are Impacts Transmitted to Investors?
Financial markets do not react to geopolitical developments as standalone events, but rather as signals that may reshape investor expectations…
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DNA and the Scientific Value of Jordanian Amber
Jordanian amber, dating back approximately 140 million years to the Early Cretaceous period, is one of the oldest amber deposits…
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