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Parliament on Thursday endorsed the State Security Court (SSC) Law after both chambers agreed to remove an addition made by the Lower House to the law, excluding “acts of resistance” against Israel from the bill’s jurisdiction.
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Homs once again a ‘theatre of death’ — Syria negotiator
International mediator Lakhdar Brahimi said on Thursday that a deal between trapped fighters and civilians in Homs city and the Syrian authorities had broken down, as government forces appeared close to retaking the besieged opposition area.
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Australia sees new search phase if mini-sub fails to find MH370
The hunt by a mini-submarine for a Malaysian airliner in the uncharted depths of the Indian Ocean — the latest phase in a huge international search — will end in about a week, Australia says.
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Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) Governor Ziad Fariz revealed this week that new specialised bodies are on the table to fund small-and medium-size enterprises (SMEs), if banks are unable to do so.
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'Prince of Wales' targets three crowns after King’s Cup stunner
Gareth Bale's brilliant winner in Wednesday's King's Cup final against Barcelona gave the world's most expensive player his first taste of major silverware and the Wales winger is hungry for more.
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Lawmakers agree to keep ‘resistance against Israel’ off State Security Law
Parliament on Thursday endorsed the State Security Court (SSC) Law after both chambers agreed to remove an addition made by the Lower House to the law, excluding “acts of resistance” against Israel from the bill’s jurisdiction.
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Homs once again a ‘theatre of death’ — Syria negotiator
International mediator Lakhdar Brahimi said on Thursday that a deal between trapped fighters and civilians in Homs city and the Syrian authorities had broken down, as government forces appeared close to retaking the besieged opposition area.
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PM encourages China’s ‘cooperation’ to build regional railway
‘716 Syrians cross into Jordan in 48 hours’
Tawalbeh inaugurates new police station in Aqaba
‘832 journalists eligible to vote in syndicate elections’
Student found dead near Northern Shuneh school — teachers association
Families of prisoners in Israel hold sit-in
New elections law needed to produce parliamentary gov’ts — politicians
Tarawneh, Hawatmeh discuss peace efforts, Palestinians’ rights
Electricity workers threaten strike
Iraqi Kurds entrench political faultline with Syria border ditch
Iranian mother spares life of son's killer with slap
Ailing Bouteflika favourite in Algerian president race
Palestinians rally for prisoners as peace talks falter
Yemen says it will push donors for promised billions in aid
UNICEF ambassador Orlando Bloom meets Syrian children in Jordan
Smartphone makers, carriers embrace anti-theft initiative
In green car race, Toyota adds muscle with fuel-cell launch
'Prince of Wales' targets three crowns after King’s Cup stunner
Barcelona facing first trophyless season in six years
Air force pilot dies in F-5 crash
A Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF) pilot were killed when his F-5.
