Amman, Jordan- Hazim El-Naser, the former Jordanian minister of water, laid out a stark briefing on Jordan’s water future. He argued that climate change, refugee flows, and volatile regional politics

In a vivid reflection of cultural convergence in Jordan, the program “Naseej”, broadcast on Radio Al-Balad, has spotlighted the experiences of Malaysian students studying in the Kingdom, offering a

Fuel pricing in Jordan has undergone a profound transformation over the past two decades, reflecting both economic reforms and efforts to stabilize the national budget. The most significant shift came

Economic analyst Foumi Al-Kettout stated in an interview with Radio Al-Balad that the sharp rise in global oil prices following the war launched by Israel and the United States on Iran poses a serious

The recent conflict has exposed deep fissures not only across the region but also within Jordan itself. In a series of insightful articles, prominent Jordanian writers analyze the political, economic

The people of Jerusalem may not possess firearms, yet they hold a power stronger than any weapon: prayer. In the summer of 2017, Palestinians—including Christians—protested peacefully when Israeli

Jordan’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Saleh Al‑Kharabsheh, confirmed on Tuesday that the government is not planning scheduled electricity outages at this stage, as supply chains continue

Dr. Fadel Al-Zoubi, a food security expert, confirmed that Jordan’s food security is currently stable and resilient despite escalating regional tensions and the ongoing war in the area. Speaking to

Jordan’s Public Security Directorate reported receiving 114 incident reports related to debris from missiles and drones during the past week, while confirming one minor injury involving a child as a

Dr. Khaled Shneikat, President of the Jordanian Association for Political Science, warned that Israel could push the ongoing regional conflict to unprecedented levels, reflecting an expansion of