"It takes stamina–keep your spirits high.” Do you remember those words? The words of war correspondent Shireen Abu Akleh are impossible to forget. She was killed by bullets fired by Israeli occupation

The Amman Court of First Instance, sitting as an appellate court, issued a final ruling, April 22 nd clearing journalist Daoud Kuttab of all charges in a defamation case stemming from an article he

According to information obtained by AmmanNet, the U.S. State Department—now overseeing the portfolio formerly managed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)—is moving forward with

As violence escalates across the Middle East, Jordan is increasingly under pressure from regional instability, cross-border threats, and domestic unrest. Speaking at the Rotary Club of Amman

French President Emmanuel Macron has shown significant and positive stances regarding the Palestinian issue, calling for an end to the war and the opening of humanitarian corridors. He has emphasized

During a special visit to Jordan as part of the Nobel Women’s Initiative delegation, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Tawakkol Karman stated that her trip was an act of solidarity with the Palestinian

Jordan has lowered the mortality rate of children under five years old by one third, reduced child marriage, and is accomplishing literacy rates reaching over 90% of the population, and is blessed

During March and May, nations honor the mother on a day known as “Mother’s Day” when some rejoice and honor their mothers through presents and loving and tender gestures and others grieve for having

AMMAN – On Sunday, March 17th, the Irish Ambassador to Jordan, Marianne Bolger, hosted a special gathering at the Irish Residence in Amman to celebrate both Saint Patrick’s Day and the breaking of the

AmmanNet has learned from independent sources that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has quietly agreed to restore most of the grants provided to the Jordanian government. The U.S