The amended tax law drafted by the government is likely to pass the legislative process towards enactment.

Google the term and the top search result will say it all: “Petty corruption refers to everyday abuse of entrusted power by low- and mid-level public officials in their interactions with ordinary citizens, who often are trying to access basic goods or services in places like hosp

Speeding is not the biggest killer on our roads, according to traffic officials. In fact, it comes third after wrong overtaking and tailgating.

A true story: An octogenarian physician and respected member of community has been recently acquitted after a long episode of humiliation standing trial, wrongfully accused of sexual harassment.

Forget about oil potential in Jordan and all the mysteries and conspiracy theories surrounding it. We can be rich without it and, apparently, there is a political will to tap all assets hiding beneath the surface of a truly rich land.

There are countless reasons why the cooperative sector is so vital and as many questions raised over why it is so neglected.For starters, the world of "co-ops" consolidates volunteerism, democracy, productivity, synergy, creativity, self-reliance and economic diversity: the core

The endgame of political reform is a parliamentary government, all agree, where the majority leads and the minority scrutiuises and offers solutions, and Jordan has been taking steps into that direction, but nothing of the sort materialised and is not expected in the foreseen fut

More and more people are turning to social media sites for news, with the rate standing at one out of four in the US, and the platforms, according to Columbia Journalism Review, have not just "swallowed journalism", but they have also "swallowed everything", including ads, leavin

If the statement in the headline was correct, we then have a very deep ironic situation before us.