After the recent Dead Sea incident, it will not be in anyone's interest to keep criticising and blaming, or ask whom to blame, for the ineffective crisis management during the flashfloods.It is time to face things realistically, away from the culture of hiding the problem which d

The deep economic crisis that Jordan is facing is one of its most critical challenges. The nature of this crisis must be understood in order to find some practical solutions that can lay the foundations for future improvement.

Global politics has always been dynamic. Most of the Middle East was significantly affected following each of the world wars.

There has been much coverage in the media lately of a potential regional peace plan sponsored by the US.

Jordan faces many challenges, both political and economic. Politically, Jordan should face the risk of the deterioration of the image and reputation of the state.

During recent crises, we have seen confusion amongst the political elite.

Global politics are changing and the traditional dynamics in place since World War II are changing.

Over the past decade, we have seen almost all of the larger Arab countries face crises which have significantly weakened their political systems; from Egypt to Algeria and from Iraq to Syria.

New security and political challenges require a new strategic and systematic approach to national security that is capable of providing effective and efficient tools to protect and foster a stronger society.