AMMAN - An article in the Landlords and Tenants Law is threatening to change the face of old Amman as many of its shops and outlets might close down when their keepers are forced by the law to evict

Citizens call for district to be connected to the sewage network and warn of a dangerously insufficient water supply, claiming to be facing an imminent "environmental crisis." (Photo from Hana

Momani reported that Parliament committees on health, the environment, agriculture, water, and desert development have all recommended to continue the planned project to build a new military academy

The families plan to gather on Tuesday calling for amnesty for their relatives.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that Libyan authorities should release all remaining Jordanian detainees. As of Monday, four such prisoners have been released.

About 50 employees and journalists at Al-Rai daily newspaper have staged a sit-in in front of their newspaper’s building on Queen Rania Street. Protesters have told AmmanNet that this sit-in will

Cities tend to behave in an organic way; they start by a small mix of people that grow by time into a substantial population. Basic urban spaces start taking shape along this growth. Neighborhoods

February 27, 2011 AMMAN - Roller skating across Palm Park in downtown Amman on Friday, Ahmed stopped in his tracks when he spotted something unusual: tents in the middle of city. “What is this for?”

Cabinet approved the draft on Saturday, February 26, and promised to attempt to stabilize product prices in the upcoming month. Members were also nominated for the creation of a Committee on National