Mockery of Jordan's Zarqa Governorate is no longer confined to social media memes or passing jokes shared online. According to residents, the stereotypes associated with the city have evolved into a

Ride hailing services have become a last resort for hundreds of university graduates and young job seekers in Jordan's Karak Governorate, after years of searching unsuccessfully for employment. What

Hamadeh Abu Nejmeh, Director of the Workers' House and a labor rights lawyer, says Jordan's unemployment crisis extends far beyond a shortage of jobs, arguing that it reflects deeper structural

The just case of Palestine is entering a new phase in U.S. politics, journalist and author Rami G. Khouri told Rotarians in Amman. Speaking at the Cosmopolitan Amman Rotary on Wednesday, July 1 at the

Last week, the National Centre for Human Rights created an important space for specialists and stakeholders working on digital safety to discuss and develop recommendations around protecting the most

Reliable and high-level sources have confirmed to journalist Maher Abu Tair that the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has not yet received any official judicial request related to the Iraqi government's

A public discussion in Irbid has revisited the pace of government projects across the governorate, with participants calling for faster implementation and clearer improvements in public services

The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors approved a US$700 million loan to assist Jordan in turning economic stability into stronger private investment and more and better jobs. The Jordan Growth

The Greater Irbid Municipality began, early Tuesday, the removal of the Culture Square roundabout in preparation for installing a smart traffic signal, as part of a broader set of traffic solutions

The King Hussein Bridge remains one of the most sensitive crossing points between Jordan and the West Bank, not merely as a border terminal, but as a space where humanitarian conditions, political