On June 21, 2026, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan resumed the execution of capital punishment after a voluntary moratorium that lasted nearly nine years. This decision involved the execution of six

By Daoud Kuttab The departing Irish Ambassador to Jordan called on a crowded National Day celebration in Amman on 23 June 2026, “to maintain as “a duty of hope” for stability, security, and

As the global financial markets watch with apprehension, silver has emerged as one of the most controversial and perplexing assets of the moment. Long described as both the "poor man’s gold" and the

Jordanian authorities executed six men by hanging on June 21, 2026, its first mass execution since 2017, Human Rights Watch said today. All six cases, two involving terrorism-related charges and three

The appearance of King Abdullah II during the match between the Jordanian national team and its Algerian counterpart on Tuesday in the 2026 FIFA World Cup drew significant public attention, after he

Participants in Al-Quwaysimah District have stressed that the area continues to face accumulated service and development challenges despite the announcement of several government projects in recent

The war ended without the collapse of Iran and without Israel achieving its major objectives. At the same time, Tehran did not emerge as an outright victor, despite attempts by some observers to

A public forum titled “Quwaysimah District Between Government Plans and Field Reality: Evaluating Performance and Future Opportunities” brought together government officials, community representatives

Jordan goalkeeper Yazeed Abu Laila said Wednesday that the Nashama's match against Austria marked the national team's first-ever appearance at the FIFA World Cup, noting that Jordan settled into the

Austria head coach Ralf Rangnick praised Jordan's national team following Wednesday's World Cup clash, saying the Nashama produced an outstanding display and made life extremely difficult for his side