This Is a War, Not Merely the Consequences of a War
The flow of aid into the Gaza Strip has declined significantly due to Israeli restrictions, while international attention to Gaza…
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Feynan Stone: Jordan’s Green Treasure — Malachite from the Ancient Copper District
Jordan is home to some of the most remarkable geological and archaeological landscapes in the world. Among them is the…
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A Skin That Cannot Be Stolen Inspired by the Scottish Legend of The Selkie
“They say the most precious things a person possesses can never truly be stolen… unless they surrender them willingly.” They…
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What a Former Interior Minister Has to Say
Samir Habashneh, a former Minister of Interior who also served as a member of parliament at different points in time,…
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On a Cabinet Reshuffle Without a Reason
The provisions of the Jordanian Constitution give the Prime Minister the right to change his entire ministerial team without having…
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Budget 2027: What Do We Want?
The government has entered the preparation phase for the 2027 budget, facing a test that goes beyond simply controlling revenues…
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The Disarmament Scenario
The recurring headline across the region is disarmament. The common factor behind the calls for disarmament is Israel, while the…
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Who Said Preserving Knowledge Requires a Government to Survive?
There are institutions that are built, and there are institutions that are created. The former grow through money, while the…
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Who Pays for AI, and Who Benefits?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer simply a rapidly advancing technology. It has become one of the world’s major arenas…
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What's Happening Between Amman and Baghdad?
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi has yet to visit Jordan, despite receiving an invitation in May, the delay is likely…
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