- PM, FM meet UN relief coordinator over refugees
- Judeh says Syrian refugee crisis posing major challenges
- New projects planned to link more Irbid households to sewage network
- 'Self-employed workers, working business owners now obligated to subscribe to SSC'
- 84-year-old lawyer released on bail
- Sector leaders commend separation of tourism, labour portfolios
- Police officers honoured for returning $4,285 to owner
- Foodstuff traders syndicate selects members of administration
- IUCN commends Jordan’s conservation efforts
- Amin Mahmoud appointed as senator
- 13 journalists sworn in
- JOHUD launches 2015 Queen Alia competition
- Wastewater treatment plant in Zaatari camp inaugurated
- Applications for scholarships in Russia to be accepted on March 7
- Libya’s official TV channel broadcasting from Jordan
- Conference addresses media coverage of health issues
- ‘Egypt court defers parliamentary election’
- Kerry visits Riyadh to soothe fears of stronger Iran under nuclear deal
- Netanyahu warns nuclear deal would free Iran to build arms
- ‘Spreading fears’ about Iran nuclear deal unhelpful — EU
- US will ‘confront aggressively’ Iran’s regional expansion
I assure you all that Jordan is strong and resilient — King
His Majesty King Abdullah on Tuesday addressed the nation, stressing that despite all threats and challenges, the country remains strong and resilient.
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Arming young generation with progressive, civilised outlook foundation for future — King
Following is the official translation of His Majesty King Abdullah’s address to the nation on Tuesday
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50 MPs urge gov’t to prevent listing of Palestinian villages as Israeli heritage sites
A group of MPs on Tuesday called on the government to take the necessary action to prevent Israel from declaring two Palestinian villages in occupied Jerusalem as Israeli heritage sites.
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King commends air force’s performance
His Majesty King Abdullah, the Supreme Commander of the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army, on Tuesday paid a visit to the Muwafaq Salti Airbase.
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Brotherhood licensed as local charity separate from Egyptian mother group
Authorities on Tuesday granted a licence to the Muslim Brotherhood to operate as a Jordanian charity, a step that would enable moderate leaders to disengage the group from the Egypt-based international organisation.
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PM, FM meet UN relief coordinator over refugees
Judeh says Syrian refugee crisis posing major challenges
New projects planned to link more Irbid households to sewage network
'Self-employed workers, working business owners now obligated to subscribe to SSC'
84-year-old lawyer released on bail
Sector leaders commend separation of tourism, labour portfolios
Police officers honoured for returning $4,285 to owner
Foodstuff traders syndicate selects members of administration
IUCN commends Jordan’s conservation efforts
Amin Mahmoud appointed as senator
13 journalists sworn in
JOHUD launches 2015 Queen Alia competition
Wastewater treatment plant in Zaatari camp inaugurated
Applications for scholarships in Russia to be accepted on March 7
Libya’s official TV channel broadcasting from Jordan
Conference addresses media coverage of health issues
‘Egypt court defers parliamentary election’
Kerry visits Riyadh to soothe fears of stronger Iran under nuclear deal
Netanyahu warns nuclear deal would free Iran to build arms
‘Spreading fears’ about Iran nuclear deal unhelpful — EU
US will ‘confront aggressively’ Iran’s regional expansion
Foodstuff traders syndicate selects members of.
The Foodstuff Traders Association’s new administrative body on.
