The nonresident Danish ambassador to Jordan Ms. Merte Juhl told Jordanians and diplomats on June 22nd that her country’s commitment to human rights, media freedom, gender equality, and youth

Rustem Umerov a Muslim member of the Ukrainian parliament told AmmanNet that his country is hoping for a more “active” position in supporting Ukraine on the basis of territorial integrity and

The US ambassador to Jordan held an iftar (breaking the fast) dinner at his residence Monday night for Jordanian guests representing diverse religious representations. Participants said that the

The building of the Higher Council for the Disabled was lit up in blue Friday night in celebration of the Day of Autism and the launch of an awareness raising campaign. Director General of the Council

One hundred years after the end of World War I, Australian-Jordanian relations were profiled in a public talk on Wednesday by Bernard Lynch, Australia’s ambassador to Jordan. “20,000 Australians

After a month of the war in Ukraine, we must always remember that the truth is the first victim in wars. Despite the presence of a huge amount of information which includes live broadcasts from the

When the plane from London landed at Queen Alia airport I was in the middle of reading a book entitled “yet in the dark streets shinning.” The book written by my cousin Bishara Awad tells the story of

In the context of the attempts to reform the political systems in Jordan based on the outcome of the royal commission, there is a strong need for a serious reform when it comes to press freedoms. The

Marte Engdal deputy director at the Norwegian center for Conflict Resolution (NOREF) said that woman must be present in all decision-making roles including war and peace. Speaking on Radio al Balad

Karadsheh told members of the Amman International Rotary that women’s rights are a “political not a person struggle.” Speaking at the club’s meeting held at the Hayat Hotel in Amman Wednesday