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More counsellors needed at public schools — educators
The shortage of counsellors at public schools prevents students who seek help from getting the needed attention, Education Ministry employees said on Thursday.
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- Syrian air strikes in north kill at least 25 — activists
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Chemical weapons watchdog weighs chlorine attack probe in Syria — sources
The head of the global chemical weapons watchdog overseeing the destruction of Syria’s toxic stockpile is considering launching a fact-finding mission on his own initiative to investigate reports of chlorine gas attacks there, sources said.
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Ukraine launches deadly assault on rebel-held towns
Ukraine’s military launched assaults to retake rebel-held eastern towns on Thursday in which up to five people were reported killed, a move Russian President Vladimir Putin warned would have “consequences”.
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Iranians face midnight fuel price surge as subsidies cut
Iranians have rushed to gas stations to fill their cars before a price surge expected at midnight on Thursday as President Hassan Rouhani pushes ahead with a policy to cut fuel subsidies.
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Fast-breaking Real home in on elusive 10th European crown
Real Madrid took a step closer to an elusive 10th European Cup with a 1-0 home win over Bayern Munich on Wednesday and the Spanish side will hope to finish off the job in Germany having shown how effective they are on the counter-attack.
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- Private school principal dismissed in backlash over student’s drowning
- Infographic on Independent Elections Commission and Jordan's reform roadmap
- New projects to improve water supply in northern, central regions
- Mayor meets Islamic Development Bank delegation
- 756 Syrian refugees cross border in past 48 hours
- Amman’s population rises to around 4 million — Biltaji
- King Abdullah congratulates Saudi king on accession anniversary
- Senior officials meet with Uruguay FM over region, ties
- Cabinet discusses response to Royal letter on economic planning
- CDD rescues child stuck in washing machine
- Armed forces, ICRC discuss cooperation
- Phone ‘threats’ under scrutiny as Abu Qatada trial continues
- Third Amman Jazz Festival opens April 30
- Wanted drug dealer apprehended
- ‘Cisco to promote its academy graduates to local companies’
- Chemical weapons watchdog weighs chlorine attack probe in Syria — sources
- Yemen Al Qaeda gunmen seize hospitals to treat wounded
- Saudi prince says Gulf states must balance threat from Iran
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Parliament work should be based on platforms — King
His Majesty King Abdullah on Thursday said all authorities and entities of the public and private sectors should join efforts towards improving the living standards of citizens and their economic conditions.
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Ukraine launches deadly assault on rebel-held towns
Ukraine’s military launched assaults to retake rebel-held eastern towns on Thursday in which up to five people were reported killed, a move Russian President Vladimir Putin warned would have “consequences”.
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Syrian air strikes in north kill at least 25 — activists
Syrian government air strikes struck a vegetable market in a northern rebel-held town Thursday, killing at least 25 people and wounding scores of others, opposition activists said.
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Private school principal dismissed in backlash over student’s drowning
Infographic on Independent Elections Commission and Jordan's reform roadmap
New projects to improve water supply in northern, central regions
Mayor meets Islamic Development Bank delegation
756 Syrian refugees cross border in past 48 hours
Amman’s population rises to around 4 million — Biltaji
King Abdullah congratulates Saudi king on accession anniversary
Senior officials meet with Uruguay FM over region, ties
Cabinet discusses response to Royal letter on economic planning
CDD rescues child stuck in washing machine
Armed forces, ICRC discuss cooperation
Phone ‘threats’ under scrutiny as Abu Qatada trial continues
Third Amman Jazz Festival opens April 30
Wanted drug dealer apprehended
‘Cisco to promote its academy graduates to local companies’
Chemical weapons watchdog weighs chlorine attack probe in Syria — sources
Yemen Al Qaeda gunmen seize hospitals to treat wounded
Saudi prince says Gulf states must balance threat from Iran
Aspirin halves colon cancer risk — if you have certain gene
Google online maps go back in time
Syrian air strikes in north kill at least 25 —.
Syrian government air strikes struck a vegetable market in a.
