Mohammad ersan

Jordan today finds itself at the center of a highly sensitive geopolitical equation, as tensions between Iran and Israel intensify and the United States becomes increasingly involved in the region. In this volatile environment, Amman is working to maintain a delicate balance between its security

The answer is quite simple: "We are not a party to this conflict, and we are not a battlefield for anyone." Today, by virtue of geopolitics and history, Jordan finds itself at the heart of a region of restless conflicts. While fronts ignite around it, Jordan maintains a firm stance summarized in a

The recent international indicators have once again brought the question of media freedoms in Jordan to the global discussion table. Jordan ranked 132nd out of 180 countries in the 2024 Reporters Without Borders report, while the 2025 Freedom House report gave the Kingdom a score of 34 out of 100 on

Mohammad Ersan is a Jordanian journalist with over two decades of experience in the Middle Eastern media landscape. His work has focused on the complex dynamics of Islamist movements, political parties, and human rights across the region.

His reporting and analytical pieces have been featured in prominent international and regional outlets, including The Guardian, Middle East Eye, Al-Monitor, The New Arab, and Arabic Post. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of Radio Al-Balad and Ammannet.net, where he leads independent editorial teams and oversees investigative projects.

In addition to his editorial work, Ersan is an international media consultant and trainer, having collaborated with organizations such as UNESCO and Internews to strengthen journalistic capacity in challenging environments, including Yemen, Syria, and Libya.

His professional mission is dedicated to promoting independent media and delivering in-depth, evidence-based insights into political developments across the Arab world.

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