We thought that the retraction of the print newspapers will also deal a blow to yellow journalism. Yellow journalism which is built on sensational news with lots of lies and exaggerations has now been

Neighborhood committees can initiate change It seems that we are still holding on to a state of mind that deals with sustenance and care when we expect from the state political and economic reform. We

After the cancellation of clause 308 from Jordan’s Penal Code and after the amendment to clause 98 of the same law I can say that you are welcome to the year 3000 BC. At that time society, according

The International Press Institute (IPI) today expressed concern over moves by Saudi Arabia, Jordan and other Arab countries to silence Qatar’s state-funded satellite television network Al Jazeera. On

Are people willing to trade their paper books with eBooks? One cannot deny that the process of reading has changed vastly over the last few years. Since the introduction of eBooks, many people have

International aid is scattered and camp is not connected to the outside world Following the attack on the Rukban camp inside the Syrian territory on June 21, Jordan closed its borders officially along

After two years of hard work and long hours daily of studying, Emad Bader el Deen 20 year old Syrian refugee in Jordan received his tawjihi (high school matriculation) certificate for the temporary

The agenda of King Abdullah II in 2016 was very crowded with visits outside the country. He concluded the year with a personal visit resulting in 30% of the year outside a 5% increase from last year

Almost every field, every business, every minute thing in our lives has been disrupted by technology in some way or another. Companies are putting finances, human resource and research to discover

King Abdullah II gave his shortest speech to the parliament Monday since assuming his constitutional authority back in 1999. The speech contained 394 words while the average speech over the past 15