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‘Preparations under way for visits to Jordanians in Israel jails’
The Foreign Ministry has made the necessary preparations to organise visits for the families of 16 out of 24 Jordanian prisoners in Israel, activists said on Sunday.
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Israel peace deal security guarantees possible — US
The United States said Saturday it had conducted its deepest-ever analysis of Israel’s security needs and believed a two-state solution with Palestinians could include sufficient guarantees to safeguard Israel.
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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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- ‘Syrian exodus to Jordan grows amid aerial strikes’
- Investigative journalism conference concludes
- Baghdad area bombings kill 35
- Dutch premier’s Israel trip hit by Gaza row
- Cabinet endorses amendments to Passports Law
- House begins deliberations on amended State Security Court Law
- New Chinese, Bangladeshi ambassadors present credentials
- 2nd stage of employment campaign starts on Sunday
- Jordanian produce to reach Iraqi markets — ministry
- Network for environmental compliance, enforcement launched
- Man dies in Mafraq accident
- Society distributes heaters, blankets to Syrian refugees
- Obeidat sworn in as member of electricity commission board
- Syria opposition says ‘final’ decision on peace talks mid-December
- Israel minister proposes partial West Bank annexation
- Israel peace deal security guarantees possible — US
- Hizbollah commander killed in Syria fighting — security
- Yemeni presidential adviser is target of assassination attempt
- Egyptian police stage rare protest in defiance of new law
- Saudi ex-spy chief says GCC must join P5+1, Iran talks
‘13% of marriages in past two years involved under 18s’
With marriages among Jordanians under 18 constituting 13 per cent of the overall number of marriages registered in court for the past two years, new methods of intervention should be taken to change social norms, experts said on Monday.
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National Integrity Charter to be launched on Monday
Under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah, the National Integrity Charter and Executive Plan to enhance national integrity will be launched Monday in Amman.
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‘Syrian exodus to Jordan grows amid aerial strikes’
Investigative journalism conference concludes
Baghdad area bombings kill 35
Dutch premier’s Israel trip hit by Gaza row
Cabinet endorses amendments to Passports Law
House begins deliberations on amended State Security Court Law
New Chinese, Bangladeshi ambassadors present credentials
2nd stage of employment campaign starts on Sunday
Jordanian produce to reach Iraqi markets — ministry
Network for environmental compliance, enforcement launched
Man dies in Mafraq accident
Society distributes heaters, blankets to Syrian refugees
Obeidat sworn in as member of electricity commission board
Syria opposition says ‘final’ decision on peace talks mid-December
Israel minister proposes partial West Bank annexation
Israel peace deal security guarantees possible — US
Hizbollah commander killed in Syria fighting — security
Yemeni presidential adviser is target of assassination attempt
Egyptian police stage rare protest in defiance of new law
Saudi ex-spy chief says GCC must join P5+1, Iran talks
Heavy rain, snow expected Tuesday –– JMD
A polar front is forecast to affect the Kingdom on Tuesday, bringing.