Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of State and Government Spokesperson Ayman Safadi has reiterated that the actions the government decided to take in order to make things easy on the Jordanian community

The Cabinet has decided to exempt diesel, kerosene and 90-octane gasoline from the 6% special sales tax until the end of 2011, and to open the door for employment in the ministries of health

AmmanNet has learnt that the government has decided to block news websites even at the Members of Parliament in its campaign at which it is blocking all such sites at governmental offices. MPs have

The State Security Court persecutor has decided to suspend 22 more men on light of the latest events in Maan. The court has previously suspended 19 out of 51 arrested in the crackdown of participants

Defender Maya Yoshida scored an injury-time goal to earn Japan a 1-1 draw against Jordan in the Asian Cup on Sunday and avoid an upset. Japan dominated the Group B match from the start but struggled

I think it is time to draw the attention more seriously about littering around here. Littering with cans, bottles, plastic bags, cigarettes and diapers, particularly in the few forests we have, has

‘’If it weren’t for electricity and water bills, I would never step into a post office!’’ Surely, everyone in Jordan must have heard this statement, if not actually said it, sometime. And needless to

Minister of Higher Education Walid Maani has said in responding to MPs questions regarding the latest updates of the violence at universities that foreign bodies are absolutely behind it. Maani