Jordan Is Changing
Today Jordan is proving that limited resources do not mean limited ambition, and that countries are measured not only by…
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Jordanian Amber: An Anther and a Glimpse of an Ancient Forest
Jordanian amber, dating back approximately 140 million years to the Early Cretaceous, continues to reveal remarkable evidence of the plants…
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Data centers for artificial intelligence in space…To take over the world
The frantic race between global technology companies backed by their governments has reached a dangerous juncture that may change global…
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Jordan is growing. It doesn’t feel like it.
There is a question that may tell us more about Jordan’s economy than another GDP release. How much do you…
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Two economic years with the Hassan government: from managing stability to the test of implementation
Two years after the formation of Dr. Jafar Hassan’s government, any economic assessment of its performance should not stop at…
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The Minister's Words Are Security-Related and Political Too
I read the interview with Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya, published by Al Jazeera Net and conducted by the brilliant colleague…
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Parties Showed Up, but Party Life Is Absent
According to the latest figures from the Independent Election Commission, the number of political parties stands at thirty, a drop…
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Economic Growth and Better Incomes for Citizens
Jordan’s economy grew by 3.0 percent in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 2.8 percent in the same period…
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A gift from the sky for Netanyahu
The circumstances surrounding the “Flydubai” plane incident, what happened in the cockpit as a struggle unfolded between the Indian pilot…
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Does Jordan really oppose Israel?
Many ask how Jordan can escalate its political rhetoric against Israel, while at the same time coordinating with Israel on…
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