The Gulf summit in Saudi Arabia last week saw an important reconciliatory event breaking the political and geographic embargo on Qatar.

There is no doubt that Jordan faces challenges at the international, regional and domestic levels.

The launch of vaccination programmes across the US, the UK and the EU in recent days signals the first steps toward the end of the global COVID-19 pandemic.

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the events that sparked the Arab Spring. Since that moment, a new regional political order has developed across the Arab region and has resulted in a progressive change in priorities in the Middle East.

There are many issues that will impose themselves on the agenda of the incoming Biden Presidency. The strategy to counter China was the focus of the Trump presidency’s foreign policy, and it will be difficult for Biden to shift this focus.

Various signs are beginning to appear that highlight the risk of the growing capacities of terrorist groups.

All the economic indicators suggest that Jordan is approaching a critical point, and the recent financial measures taken by the government amid COVID-19 will likely create widespread economic frustration amongst large swathes of the population.Jordan’s economic problems cannot be

As new waves of COVID-19 are hitting around the world, Jordan is facing one of the toughest challenges.

There are great expectations for a shift in US policy in the Middle East with a new Democrat administration under President-Elect Joe Biden.