After the grief and vestiges of anger seen in the Jordanian street following the killing of Dr. Mohammed Abu Risha, who was stabbed to death in front of his house, a large volume of opinions emerged

On the morning of April 13, 2015, the Jordanian newspaper Al Rai (the Arabic word for “The Opinion”), on its own accord, began a boycott on printing government news. The next day the newspaper

61% of Jordanians believe that corruption exists within state institutions and government bodies 62% of Jordanians are dissatisfied with economic growth. The results of a poll conducted by the Center

A report measuring journalistic and media freedom made clear that the level of freedom in the Kingdom throughout the past year remained steadfastly “relative,” for the third consecutive year

He won the highest office in the Central Intelligence Agency and he was a candidate to become Vice President, perhaps even president, but in 2012, David Petraeus shamefully fell as the result of his

Capitalist societies have committed great wrongs yet, every time, they were embraced by their own victims and celebrated for their merits--their sins washed away. The Capitalist system, in an attempt

The roles of the muftis and the media are remarkably similar and it is no coincidence that the authoritative influence of both is intensified by the public reliance upon them for revelations regarding

The King’s initiative in setting up a national committee for human resources development has given hope, direction and momentum to the goal of reforming education in Jordan. Like any developmental

Armenians remembered last Friday the 100th anniversary of the genocide which was perpetuated against their people during the last days of the Ottoman Empire. It was remembered at a majestic memorial

“In the areas of human rights and fundamental freedoms, 2014 was a year of mixed results in Jordan. Influenced by regional developments, there was no tangible development on the freedom of the media