Subsidies between cost and fairness
The issue of subsidies in the state budget now requires a serious economic review, particularly amid regional developments that are…
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Sisi has done it
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has caught both allies and opponents off guard with a historic and unprecedented announcement in…
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Jordan… our resilience in the face of our fears
Our economic and domestic conditions could have deteriorated significantly this year, had the government, together with state institutions, not moved…
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Where will the Al-Aqsa Flood lead?
The war we are witnessing between Iran, the United States and Israel will have extremely serious consequences, extending beyond a…
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The Structure of Jordan’s Ancient Forest 140 Million Years Ago: Evidence Preserved in Amber
Around 140 million years ago, the region of present-day Jordan supported ancient vegetation that provides important clues about the natural…
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‘Why Were We Left Alone to Bleed?’ – The Echo of Palestine’s Endless Cry
The daily anguish of the Palestinian people unfolds across three distinct scenes, yet all converge upon a single, haunting question…
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Is Jordan tense about the Israeli elections?
Israelis head to Knesset elections in a few days, on the 27th of this month, unless Israel faces a broad…
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When patients pay the price for union decisions
Patients must not become the weakest link in disputes between doctors and insurance companies, nor should they be forced to…
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Sons and daughters of the homeland
The sons and daughters of this country need no introduction, do not wait for a certificate of belonging, and require…
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Who benefits from weakening Saudi Arabia?
The Houthi militia’s conduct has exceeded what Saudi Arabia can tolerate. Iran, the principal backer of these militias, failed to…
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