For many years, I have dedicated part of my studies to the issues of intercultural conflict management, as it has always been as important as conflict management itself.

While many are waiting for the results of the US presidential election to forecast the change in priority, approach and interest of US foreign policy, things on the ground do not leave much room for political manoeuvring.On a global level, challenges of COVID-19 are the priority

The brutally violent incident in Zarqa was shocking on all fronts.

Amid COVID-19, Jordan has followed the Constitutional timings in appointing a new Cabinet.

As the next phase of COVID-19 starts, a new wave of popular discontent and economic frustration is expected across the world.

While the US administration is moving forward in promoting its regional plan, the Palestinian authority has cornered itself into a very tight position.Last week Jordan hosted a Euro-Arab ministerial meeting with representatives from Jordan, Egypt, Germany and France to highlight

Jordan has committed to conducting parliamentary elections in November this year, amid COVID-19, regardless of the logistical difficulties of doing so.

Jordanian attempts to reengage with the region should be done based on a long-term strategy that aims to leverage the advantages of its borders, following several years of wearing the cost of regional chaos, that in many ways Jordan is still facing.

The incident at the Port of Beirut last week cannot be considered as just another disaster like many others that occur daily in the Middle East.