The International Press Institute, a global network of editors, media executives and journalists for press freedom, urges the government of Israel to immediately release photojournalist Mustafa

A raft of legal challenges filed across Jordan has placed the kingdom’s latest controversial gas deal with Israel in jeopardy, and placed greater strain and uncertainty on the government of Prime

Jordan and Qatar are expected to exchange ambassadors in the coming days, two years after Amman recalled its ambassador to Doha, as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt

Despite the recommendation of the Media Commission and the Minister for Media Affairs, the Jordanian government has rejected a request to waive the very high fees that not for profit radio stations

Journalists and worker rights activists completed Tuesday a workshop in Amman aimed at sensitizing journalists in labor rights and empower union activists through media. The workshop organized by

The Director of Affairs of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in Jordan Mr. Mohamed Adar wishes to express the Agency’s deep appreciation for

Pressured by Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Trump administration, Jordan is attending Tuesday’s U.S.-sponsored peace conference in Bahrain. It does so with gritted teeth, because this may herald an

In the presence of HE the French Ambassador to Jordan David Bertolotti, the Syrian Refugee Affairs Directorate and representatives of the UN, humanitarian and cultural NGOs, a free movie screening

While Jordan witnessed a number of protest rallies in opposition to the Bahrain Prosperity to Peace workshop, political pundits were divided over their government’s decision on Saturday to participate

t did not take “Jinn,” Netflix Originals’ first Arabic series, more than a single episode to cause an uproar on social media in Jordan. Even before the audience had a chance to watch the first few