Community Media Network will introduce an innovative new journalism genre, Solution Journalism, in a one-day workshop which will engage Jordan’s civil society in using journalism to find solutions to

A commodious terra cotta chair, edible figurines and candy-shaped stones were among the creations that greeted visitors to Amman Design Week 2019. Taking place for the third time in the Jordanian

Jordanians are interpreting the visit of a US congressional delegation headed by Democrat Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives (the lower house of Congress), as a statement of support

Q: Since the end of world war II the international community has agreed that it is inadmissible to take land by force. Isn’t Turkey violating this international consensus? A: Thank you for allowing me

Hosted by the French Institute of Jordan, the Micro-Folie is a digital museum that offers access to masterpieces displayed in major French cultural institution

Jordanian teachers claimed victory on Saturday night after agreeing to end their four-week strike, which has badly disrupted schooling in the kingdom. Representatives of the teachers and the

Callers to a recent radio show about taxi workers in Jordan had many questions, including: Why are taxi drivers classified as independent contractors rather than as employees who are eligible for

With the strike of the Teachers’ Union now in its third consecutive week, and in the absence of any signs of a breakthrough, and as students continue to miss school, there is a renewed legal and

World-known Christian thinker Ravi Zacharias joined nearly 500 Jordanians and visitors to dedicate the meeting hall in the Alliance Academy Jordan (AAJ) in Yadouda south of Amman. After the national

by Daoud Kuttab When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sept. 10 that he plans to annex the Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank if he wins in the legislative elections today