Watching this video by Aramram, which came out after the March 25th event, I thought it was interesting to see HM King Abdullah’s words sitting in contrast to those of stick-wielding protesters who

Jayeen has announced its intention to cease all forms of coordination with the Shebab March 24 movement, until March 24 clarifies their connection with the Islamic movement. Shebab March 24 were

Various groups have called on the government for a speedy response to last week's events at the Interior Ministry Circle, and called for the acceleration of the King's reform initiatives, including

In the wake of the brawl that broke out Wednesday at Amman University against the backdrop of the student council elections, the civil service is now present on the university grounds to enforce order

Miahuna employees are currently camped out in front of Miahuna headquarters in Shmeisani, demanding better salaries and an increase in annual bonuses. Protesters have also made claims for increased

It is hard to avoid the sense of confusion and disappointment in what happened on Friday 25 March 2011 at Jamal Abd Al Naser roundabout or Al Dakhlieh Circle: Pro-reform protesters were provided with

Al-Karak Youth issued a statement Monday evening calling for genuine constitutional and economic reforms, reviewing the progress of privatization, and reform the tax system. They also advocate a

As the Shebab March 24 movement, as well as the anti-reform movement now calling itself the "Coalition of March 31" gear up for another march this Friday, the Minister of State for Media Affairs

Justice Minister Hussein Majali tells AmmanNet that he is not even considering resigning from the government, stressing that the government stands by the right of the citizen to free, peaceful

King Abdullah will meet Tuesday afternoon with the chairman and all members of the National Dialogue Committee, including some of those who had previously dropped out of the planned talks. Since its