The Jordanian government imposes a special tax on petroleum products, which represents a major contributor to public revenues. This tax is designed to ensure fiscal stability and support the state

Economist Munir Diya said that Jordanian households face increasing financial pressures during the periods leading up to and during holidays, due to the accumulation of obligations and expenses

Eighty years in the Middle East mean surviving wars, coups, and shifting borders, and remaining standing while the maps around you are constantly redrawn. On May 25, Jordan marks the anniversary of

Amman, 24 May 2026– The Government of Japan has contributed approximately US$250,000 to support UNICEF’s efforts to sustain lifesaving water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for Syrian refugees

Dr. Mousa Shteiwi, President of the Economic and Social Council, said that the Jordanian economy has gone through multiple stages of transformation and development over the past eight decades, amid

A Critical Analysis Ambassador - Professor Doctor Manuel Hassassian The outbreak of the Iran war traces back to a long list of indirect and accumulating causes, most importantly, Tehran's nuclear

The University of Jordan on Tuesday launched the voting process for its Student Union elections, held under new regulations that have sparked criticism from student activists and rights advocates over

“Put your oxygen mask on first… before assisting others.” The phrase we hear on every flight is not merely a safety instruction. It is a principle that applies to life itself. If you are not aware of

At the invitation of the *Community Media Network (Radio Al-Balad and AmmanNet), participants met on Monday and Tuesday under the patronage of the Minister of Government Communications. The conference

The regional branch of the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) was launched in Amman on Tuesday, on the sidelines of the Community Media Networks Conference. The founding group