Student activism at Jordanian universities represents an important arena for understanding social and cultural transformations among youth and serves as an indicator of how students engage with their

The recent decision by Jordan’s Ministry of Awqaf, Islamic Affairs, and Holy Places to close the Imam Al-Albani Center for Studies and Research sparked significant debate in media and political

Gold and wealth have always been captivating elements in cinema, serving as dramatic drivers or symbols of power, greed, and human conflict. From Western adventures to contemporary conspiracies, films

Jordan is undergoing a pivotal demographic shift, led by the youth majority of Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012) and Generation Alpha (born from 2013 onward). Together, these cohorts now

Political analyst Bassam Badarin highlighted a degree of confusion in the arrangements for the Sharm El-Sheikh summit, noting that expectations regarding what the summit might achieve have been

The wife of Jordanian citizen Raed Sabri Hamad, 50, renewed her urgent appeal to the Jordanian authorities, represented by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, as well as to King Abdullah

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Jordanian Public Opinion: Rising Confidence in Government Amid Regional Challenges A recent survey conducted by the Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan has revealed growing public

The Board of the Community Media Network (CMN) has unanimously elected lawyer Taghreed Dughmi as its new Chair, succeeding Dr. Mohannad Al-Azza. The board also approved the 2026 budget and endorsed a

Community media has emerged as an independent local press serving the public without a profit motive. It is designed to reflect people's concerns and amplify their voices, particularly those whose