- Plunging oil prices not good news for Jordan in medium run — WB
- WFP needs $31.8m for ‘full value’ food aid to Syrians
- PM meets agricultural sector representatives
- Safeguarding freedom of expression entails preventing hate speech — journalists
- Amman-based centre builds character, skills of people with disabilities
- 'Ministry updating 10-year employment strategy due to changing market'
- Library seeks to become community centre, promote reading as a life necessity
- Jordan, EU discuss cooperation, regional developments
- Workshop acquaints journalists with laws governing profession
- Royal Jordanian resumes flights to Baghdad
- Hiasat calls for finalising work on Northern Badia Hospital
- Kasasbeh tribe, activists march in solidarity with captured pilot
- New press association members sworn in
- ‘Samples from Jordan Valley poultry farms test negative for bird flu’
- Abu Hassan presents financial aid to Southern Shuneh families
- Arab Bank’s net profit rises by 15%
- Turkey airport police hunt extremists en route to Syria
- Jihadists increasingly wary of Internet — experts
- Yemen president refuses to reconsider resignation
- Western-backed rebels join Aleppo alliance — Syria monitor
- CIA, Israel plotted senior Hizbollah commander’s killing — report
- Kurds retake oil facility in north Iraq
Fate of captured air force pilot grips nation
Many Jordanians describe the past five days as “very stressful” as they have been gripped by the unknown fate of the Jordanian air force pilot captured by terrorists more than a month ago.
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IS claims it beheaded Japanese hostage Goto
The so-called Islamic State (IS) group released a video on Saturday which purported to show the beheading of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, whom it had been holding hostage.
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Egyptian court bans Hamas’ armed wing, lists it as terrorist organisation
An Egyptian court on Saturday banned the armed wing of Palestinian group Hamas and listed it as a terrorist organisation, a ruling in keeping with a systematic crackdown on Islamists by President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi.
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Jordan condemns terror attacks in Sinai
Jordan on Friday strongly denounced the Sinai terrorist attacks on Thursday, targeting Egypt’s security personnel in the restive peninsula.
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Plunging oil prices not good news for Jordan in medium run — WB
WFP needs $31.8m for ‘full value’ food aid to Syrians
PM meets agricultural sector representatives
Safeguarding freedom of expression entails preventing hate speech — journalists
Amman-based centre builds character, skills of people with disabilities
'Ministry updating 10-year employment strategy due to changing market'
Library seeks to become community centre, promote reading as a life necessity
Jordan, EU discuss cooperation, regional developments
Workshop acquaints journalists with laws governing profession
Royal Jordanian resumes flights to Baghdad
Hiasat calls for finalising work on Northern Badia Hospital
Kasasbeh tribe, activists march in solidarity with captured pilot
New press association members sworn in
‘Samples from Jordan Valley poultry farms test negative for bird flu’
Abu Hassan presents financial aid to Southern Shuneh families
Arab Bank’s net profit rises by 15%
Turkey airport police hunt extremists en route to Syria
Jihadists increasingly wary of Internet — experts
Yemen president refuses to reconsider resignation
Western-backed rebels join Aleppo alliance — Syria monitor
CIA, Israel plotted senior Hizbollah commander’s killing — report
Kurds retake oil facility in north Iraq
Jordan plans to buy gas from Gaza
Jordan is expected to sign a deal with British Gas Group Plc. this.
