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Parliament votes for expelling Israeli envoy in response to judge’s death
The Lower House on Wednesday postponed a discussion over a vote of no-confidence petition to next week, giving the government almost a week to act and meet the MPs demands over measures against Israel after occupation soldiers shot and killed a Jordanian judge.
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No solutions in sight as Syria war enters fourth year
The Syrian conflict has claimed more than 140,000 lives, nearly half of the population is displaced, the rebellion has been hijacked by jihadists and President Bashar Assad is still firmly in the saddle.
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World powers warn Russia against Crimea ‘annexation’
(G-7) warned Wednesday against Russia’s “annexation” of Crimea as the Ukrainian premier prepared to seek US President Barack Obama’s help against the Kremlin’s expansionist threat.
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JEDCO partners with EDMC to support SMEs
Under a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signed this week between the Euro-Med Development Centre for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (EMDC) and the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), the Kingdom will become a member to the regional network of National SME business support centres aiming at the implementation of the EMDC initiative — labelled as a Union for the Mediterranean Project — implemented by the Milan Chamber of Commerce (Promos).
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Bayern far from untouchable in Champions League
Bayern Munich have been almost untouchable in the Bundesliga but their edgy performance against Arsenal suggested that the lack of competition at domestic level could hinder their European ambitions.
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Flappy Bird may rise again, creator says
The Vietnamese creator of Flappy Bird says he’s thinking of resurrecting the smash-hit free game that he abruptly took offline a month ago — albeit with a warning about its addictive qualities.
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Missed opportunity
Jordan missed a unique opportunity to have a 4th mobile operator who would have introduced 4G LTE technology to the market and help modernise and shape the ICT sector.
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Parliament votes for expelling Israeli envoy in response to judge’s death
The Lower House on Wednesday postponed a discussion over a vote of no-confidence petition to next week, giving the government almost a week to act and meet the MPs demands over measures against Israel after occupation soldiers shot and killed a Jordanian judge.
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World powers warn Russia against Crimea ‘annexation’
(G-7) warned Wednesday against Russia’s “annexation” of Crimea as the Ukrainian premier prepared to seek US President Barack Obama’s help against the Kremlin’s expansionist threat.
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Pro-Tripoli militia advances on rebel Libya oil ports
Militia loyal to the Tripoli authorities were advancing on eastern Libya on Wednesday where rebels demanding regional autonomy began exporting oil this week in defiance of the central government.
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Terrorism greatest threat to Arab world — Majali
Queen Rania visits crèche at Royal Medical Services
Prince Mired urges US to join anti-mine convention
Palestinian shepherds bitter at rise in Israeli demolitions
UN resident coordinator presents credentials
Attempt to smuggle 16 kilos of heroin foiled
Jordan should move away from unsustainable agriculture — report
Illegal guest workers granted two-month grace period
Three arrested for robbing patients, nurses
Jordanian teen gives birth after rape by father, brother
7 students suffer shortness of breath in Mafraq school fire
Plan in place to protect Petra tourists during harsh weather
‘78,000 Jordanians visited Lebanon in 2013’
Jordan keen on sharing expertise with Comoros — PM
Women in media can lead change in society — Princess Basma
Cancer foundation to issue smoke-free zone certificates for local institutions
Rebels in Syria’s Homs fight for a shattered dream
Middle East grain buyers avoid Ukraine, import bills could rise
JEDCO partners with EDMC to support SMEs
Iran’s Rouhani in Oman to boost ties with longtime Gulf ally
Britain opposes boycotts of Israel — Cameron
Rocket barrage from Gaza hits Israel
EU warns of security fallout from Gaza crisis
Saudi Arabia confiscates Islamist publisher’s books.
Saudi authorities have closed the stall of an Islamist publisher at.
