What's Left for the Two-State Solution?
What actually remains of the chances for a two-state solution is exactly equal to the area currently available for Palestinian…
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Who Pays the Cost of the Security Warnings?
Throughout the Gaza war and then the Iran war, the American embassy in Jordan kept issuing warnings to its citizens,…
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A New American Strategy for the Region… Why Will It Fail?
According to the Axios website, the administration of President Donald Trump is working on a new strategy to reorganize the…
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A State Is Sometimes Seen Through a Bus Window
Not everything a government carries out is a “state project,” and not every government initiative deserves that title. “State projects”…
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The West Bank: A Jordanian or Palestinian Question?
The West Bank file appears highly complex in the face of the risks of changing the identity of Jerusalem, the…
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Public Debt: From Balance Management to Portfolio Management
Following the press report published last week in “Al Ghad” newspaper on the government’s success in curbing the growth of…
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Farah and the Future of Government Communication
While I was driving my car between Amman and Salt last week, I heard the announcement on the radio. The…
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Dubai.. The City that Will Not Bow
In moments of profound upheaval, cities are measured not merely by their soaring skylines, modern infrastructure or economic achievements, but…
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Did Dinosaurs Live in Jordan? Fossil Evidence Reveals a Diverse Dinosaur History
Jordan is not only a land of ancient civilizations and remarkable geological formations. Its rocks and fossils also preserve evidence…
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Could This Be the Last Population Census in Jordan?
Nothing less than full cooperation with the Department of Statistics is expected from Jordanians, as well as residents on Jordanian…
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