- $30 million USAID grant to boost water supply efficiency
- Human Rights Watch claims ‘reforms fall short’ in Jordan
- Exhibition of Bethlehem dresses, jewellery draws visitors from Jordan and beyond
- British author calls for ‘compassionate media’
- Press association, media watchdog call for release of Sarayanews journalists
- Border Guards foil infiltration attempt
- Judeh, Sijilmassi stress the need to develop union’s activities
- Online plea seeks release of IS-held hostages
- Princess Haya stresses need for efficient healthcare for the elderly
- Prince Charles to visit Jordan next month
- Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army launches new website
- PDTRA advisory council examines ways to boost tourism
- EU steps up assistance for Syrian refugees in Jordan
- Red Cross steps up aid to Syria under local truces — senior official
- Hopes of return muted in devastated Syrian Kurdish town
- Syria opposition ‘embassy’ renewing passports in Qatar
- ‘Future Libya talks to be held within country’
- Egyptian prosperity, not protests, could define Sisi rule
- Saudi king orders payout to state employees, reshuffles Cabinet
- Moscow-hosted Syria talks end, sides agree only to meet again
Jordan insists on proof of life before any swap to free IS-held pilot
The government on Thursday reiterated that it will not release “prisoner” Sajida Rishawi unless Jordan receives solid proof that Jordanian pilot Muath Kasasbeh is alive.
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Lawmakers call for ‘firm collective stand’ to abort IS’ ploy
Parliament on Thursday expressed full support for the efforts exerted by the Jordanian Armed Forces-Arab Army to bring Jordanian pilot Muath Kasasbeh home unharmed.
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Twenty-six killed in attacks in Egypt’s North Sinai
Twenty-five people were killed in a bomb attack on military buildings in the capital of Egypt's restive North Sinai province on Thursday, while an army major was shot dead at a checkpoint in Rafah near the Gaza Strip, medical and security sources said.
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$30 million USAID grant to boost water supply efficiency
Human Rights Watch claims ‘reforms fall short’ in Jordan
Exhibition of Bethlehem dresses, jewellery draws visitors from Jordan and beyond
British author calls for ‘compassionate media’
Press association, media watchdog call for release of Sarayanews journalists
Border Guards foil infiltration attempt
Judeh, Sijilmassi stress the need to develop union’s activities
Online plea seeks release of IS-held hostages
Princess Haya stresses need for efficient healthcare for the elderly
Prince Charles to visit Jordan next month
Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army launches new website
PDTRA advisory council examines ways to boost tourism
EU steps up assistance for Syrian refugees in Jordan
Red Cross steps up aid to Syria under local truces — senior official
Hopes of return muted in devastated Syrian Kurdish town
Syria opposition ‘embassy’ renewing passports in Qatar
‘Future Libya talks to be held within country’
Egyptian prosperity, not protests, could define Sisi rule
Saudi king orders payout to state employees, reshuffles Cabinet
Moscow-hosted Syria talks end, sides agree only to meet again
Jordan insists on proof of life before any swap to.
The government on Thursday reiterated that it will not release.
