Ahmad Abu Zeid, Secretary of the Party Registry at the Independent Election Commission, responded to inquiries regarding the detention of several members of the Jordanian Communist Party. Abu Zeid

During its recent field visits, the Consumer Protection Association reported an incident in which a citizen purchased fuel worth 1,400 dinars from a local station, an act described as dangerous by the

Despite repeated government reassurances about the abundance of food supplies in local markets, Jordanians’ concerns have shifted from availability to affordability, amid rapid regional developments

As military escalation accelerates in the region and tensions rise between Israel, the United States, and Iran, attention has turned to matters directly affecting citizens’ daily lives, particularly

The spokesperson for the Consumer Protection Association, Maher Hajjaj, warned against panic buying and unjustified price increases, stressing that the Kingdom’s strategic stock of food commodities is

Security and military expert Dr. Omar Al-Raddad said that Jordanian territory came under missile and drone attacks in recent hours, noting that the Royal Jordanian Air Force successfully intercepted

Amman, Jordan- Hazim El-Naser, the former Jordanian minister of water, laid out a stark briefing on Jordan’s water future. He argued that climate change, refugee flows, and volatile regional politics

In a vivid reflection of cultural convergence in Jordan, the program “Naseej”, broadcast on Radio Al-Balad, has spotlighted the experiences of Malaysian students studying in the Kingdom, offering a

Fuel pricing in Jordan has undergone a profound transformation over the past two decades, reflecting both economic reforms and efforts to stabilize the national budget. The most significant shift came

Economic analyst Foumi Al-Kettout stated in an interview with Radio Al-Balad that the sharp rise in global oil prices following the war launched by Israel and the United States on Iran poses a serious