- Queen Rania discusses coexistence, interfaith harmony with young Jordanians
- Projected gov’t media campaign looks to curb power theft
- New policewomen join ranks of Public Security Department
- ‘Ministry allowing doctors to work 5 years beyond retirement age due to staff shortage’
- Three arrested on suspicion of fraud
- Four Syrians from same family die in Zaatari fire
- New Cabinet includes record five women ministers
- ‘Jordan to follow global trend of increased video consumption on mobiles’
- Royal Court chief receives senior UN official
- Palestine commends Jordanian support
- Press association urges greater role for social security fund in Ad Dustour
- Jordan needs support of its brothers — Ensour
- Issawi checks on Royal initiatives in Tafileh, Karak
- Body of Syrian man found in Mafraq, police investigating
- Two suspects detained for drugs, arms possession
- Palestinians to file ICC case against Israel in April — PLO
- Libya’s Haftar appointed army chief for recognised gov’t
- UN peace envoy chides world over lack of Gaza aid
- EU seeks to bolster Middle East Quartet via Arab involvement
- US ambassador meets Yemen's Hadi in Aden
- 11 wounded, one critically, in bomb blast near Egypt court
- In Algeria, women ‘imams’ battle Islamist radicalisation
Cabinet reshuffle sees five ministers in, four out
A Royal Decree was issued on Monday approving Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour’s second Cabinet reshuffle.
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Jordan, UK discuss military cooperation
His Majesty King Abdullah and UK’s Secretary of Defence Michael Fallon on Monday discussed military and defence cooperation, a Royal Court statement said.
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Amman stock market to become public shareholding company — bourse chief
Capital market institutions are working with the Lower House’s Economic Committee to amend the current temporary Securities Law of 2002 to transform the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) into a public shareholding company, ASE Chief Executive Officer Nader Azar said Monday.
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Turkey’s Erdogan in Riyadh as Saudi Arabia seeks ‘Sunni unity’
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan arrived Monday in Riyadh for a visit at the king's invitation in what is seen as a Saudi bid to unify Sunnis against Iran and jihadists.
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Queen Rania discusses coexistence, interfaith harmony with young Jordanians
Projected gov’t media campaign looks to curb power theft
New policewomen join ranks of Public Security Department
‘Ministry allowing doctors to work 5 years beyond retirement age due to staff shortage’
Three arrested on suspicion of fraud
Four Syrians from same family die in Zaatari fire
New Cabinet includes record five women ministers
‘Jordan to follow global trend of increased video consumption on mobiles’
Royal Court chief receives senior UN official
Palestine commends Jordanian support
Press association urges greater role for social security fund in Ad Dustour
Jordan needs support of its brothers — Ensour
Issawi checks on Royal initiatives in Tafileh, Karak
Body of Syrian man found in Mafraq, police investigating
Two suspects detained for drugs, arms possession
Palestinians to file ICC case against Israel in April — PLO
Libya’s Haftar appointed army chief for recognised gov’t
UN peace envoy chides world over lack of Gaza aid
EU seeks to bolster Middle East Quartet via Arab involvement
US ambassador meets Yemen's Hadi in Aden
11 wounded, one critically, in bomb blast near Egypt court
In Algeria, women ‘imams’ battle Islamist radicalisation
Cabinet reshuffle sees five ministers in, four out
A Royal Decree was issued on Monday approving Prime Minister.
