Preserved in Jordanian Amber: A 140-Million-Year-Old Botanical Comparison
Jordanian amber, estimated to be approximately 140 million years old, provides an exceptional window into the plants and organisms that…
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Jordan and China in an Expanding Partnership in a Changing World
King Abdullah II’s visit to China comes at an international moment whose significance extends well beyond bilateral relations between the…
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Government and the Budget: The Battle for the Rest of the Year
As the Jordanian economy enters the second half of the year, the government’s task appears clearer: maintaining economic and fiscal…
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Using Adversaries in War
Military and political analyst Nidal Abu Zaid, a friend, has presented an important theory regarding the war against Iran, U.S….
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How Jafar Hassan Is Reshaping Government Away from Political Pressures
Since forming his government on September 18, 2024, succeeding the government of Bisher Al-Khasawneh, Prime Minister Dr. Jafar Hassan has…
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How Did Royal Jordanian Profit in Times of Crisis?
The results achieved by Royal Jordanian during the first half of 2026 should not be measured solely by the size…
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The King in Beijing… A New Beginning
Early in his reign, King Abdullah II placed relations with China among the priorities of Jordan’s foreign policy. Since then,…
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A Sensitive Issue No One Talks About
There is a sensitive issue that no one discusses in this country, perhaps because we are preoccupied with the Strait…
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Three Refugee Waves Threaten Jordan
All of Jordan’s neighboring crises have driven waves of migrants toward the country, though I hesitate to use the term…
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Parliament and Political Parties… What Are We Missing?
The parliamentary discussions taking place under the dome this week on the draft Local Administration Law, after it has been…
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