Former Prime Minister Ali Abu Ragheb (1999-2003) is ready to go to the Anti-Corruption Commission and respond to documents on all issues regarding corruption that were raised during his term. In a

New York, April 19, 2011- Six men raided the office of a news website in Amman on Monday, threatening its staff and destroying equipment.The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the assault on Al

Washington April 18, 2011 Cyberattacks, politically motivated censorship, and government control over internet infrastructure are among the diverse and growing threats to internet freedom, according

AMMONNEWS - Dozens of students at Yarmouk University demonstrated on Sunday inside the university campus calling for reducing tuition and lifting the "security grip" on campus. The students considered

The dramatic revolts in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya have acted as a catalyst for a broader Arab awakening that has fundamentally shaken the Middle East’s political order, which has been in place since

AMMAN (JT) - His Majesty King Abdullah on Monday met with representatives of various economic sectors and listened to a briefing on proposals for an action plan to stimulate the economy. Earlier this

After consulting with various civil society organizations and media institutions, the government has announced the launching of a new public information strategy on the 20th of next month. Media

For the eighth day, doctors with the Ministry of Health continue their strike, to silence from the government. Currently, a group of doctors are planning an overnight sit-in on Tuesday night outside

AMMAN - Fifty per cent of the Disi Water Conveyance Project is completed and the water mega-venture is now ahead of schedule, according to a source involved in the implementation of the project