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House panel wants gov’t to trim 2014 budget
The Lower House Financial Committee will request the government to downsize the 2014 state budget draft law, head of the committee said Saturday.
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Courts release 21 pro-Morsi female protesters
Egyptian appeals courts ordered Saturday the release of 21 women and girls jailed over an Islamist opposition protest, after reducing harsh sentences that had sparked outrage.
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Amazon unveils futuristic drone delivery plan
Want that Amazon order in just 30 minutes? Company CEO Jeff Bezos says he hopes to soon deploy an armada of mini-drones able to drop small packages at your doorstep.
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Think tank ranks Jordan among top Arab world’s economically free states
Jordan, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are the most economically free nations in the Arab world, according to recent report.
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Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon concludes
The Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon concluded on Friday under the patronage of HRH Prince Firas, chairman of Run Jordan, with the participation of more than 1,500 runners who escaped the rainy weather in Amman to enjoy a day under the sunny weather of Aqaba.
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Darat Al Funun — a ‘compulsory’ destination
On its 25th anniversary, this year, Darat Al Funun — this cultural venue that should be a compulsory destination for locals and foreigners alike — aptly thought of holding a “conversation”, with the visitors and among the artists, many of whom took residence for a month, coming from all corners of the globe to present their art.
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End pollution
My family knows first hand the consequences of the air pollution we suffer with each day in Jordan.
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- Man shot in Irbid over ‘personal disputes’
- Syrian opposition alleges new poison gas attack
- Young volunteers share experiences
- Security personnel’s main duty is to serve people — Tawalbeh
- Qardan re-elected as president of Circassian society
- Revamped Al Arab Al Yawm to resume publication as of Sunday
- Philippine kidnap ordeal going into my book, says Jordanian journalist
- Majali warns against Aqaba Port workers’ planned strike
- Free access to information is proof of gov’t credibility — journalists
- 21-year-old charged with premeditated murder of Zarqa student
- Khawaldeh meets with deputies
- King condoles Yemeni leader over terrorist attack
- Political activist Hakem Fayez laid to rest
- Domestic helper recruiters to protest over new regulations
- Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon concludes
- Courts release 21 pro-Morsi female protesters
- Palestinians draw on Mandela legacy for inspiration
- Yemen says defence complex attackers mostly Saudis
- Islamists seize Free Syrian Army arms depots — watchdog
- US says commitment to Middle East security endures
- Syria nuns appear in video, deny kidnapped by rebels
- Darat Al Funun — a ‘compulsory’ destination
Jordan up to new responsibilities at Security Council — King
His Majesty King Abdullah on Saturday said that Jordan’s election as a non-permanent UN Security Council member is a responsibility the Kingdom can shoulder.
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Monarch’s Brussels visit marks ‘historic shift in EU ties’
His Majesty King Abdullah’s recent visit to Brussels will immeasurably help upgrade the already-signed free trade agreement (FTA) between Jordan and the EU, a senior official said on Saturday.
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‘Hundreds of Syrians flee to Jordan amid fresh chemical massacre claims’
Hundreds of Syrians fled to Jordan on Saturday as allegations of a new chemical weapons attack reportedly fuelled a fresh exodus from Damascus towards the border region.
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Man shot in Irbid over ‘personal disputes’
Syrian opposition alleges new poison gas attack
Young volunteers share experiences
Security personnel’s main duty is to serve people — Tawalbeh
Qardan re-elected as president of Circassian society
Revamped Al Arab Al Yawm to resume publication as of Sunday
Philippine kidnap ordeal going into my book, says Jordanian journalist
Majali warns against Aqaba Port workers’ planned strike
Free access to information is proof of gov’t credibility — journalists
21-year-old charged with premeditated murder of Zarqa student
Khawaldeh meets with deputies
King condoles Yemeni leader over terrorist attack
Political activist Hakem Fayez laid to rest
Domestic helper recruiters to protest over new regulations
Ayla Red Sea Half Marathon concludes
Courts release 21 pro-Morsi female protesters
Palestinians draw on Mandela legacy for inspiration
Yemen says defence complex attackers mostly Saudis
Islamists seize Free Syrian Army arms depots — watchdog
US says commitment to Middle East security endures
Syria nuns appear in video, deny kidnapped by rebels
Darat Al Funun — a ‘compulsory’ destination
House panel wants gov’t to trim 2014 budget
The Lower House Financial Committee will request the government to.