Eighty years in the Middle East mean surviving wars, coups, and shifting borders, and remaining standing while the maps around you are constantly redrawn. On May 25, Jordan marks the anniversary of its independence from the British Mandate in 1946, a moment that opened a long journey of struggle in

I will be speaking at the regional conference “ Independent Media... Strong Society,” organized by the Community Media Network, during a session titled “The Future of Radio Journalism in the Age of Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges.” The session

If I were today in a position of responsibility in Jordan, I would not be able to view any issue in isolation from the others. The state finds itself in a region overflowing with crises, while economic, social, and security pressures accumulate simultaneously. This makes the real challenge not the

Former Labor Minister and economic expert Dr. Maan Al-Qatamin warned of serious economic repercussions awaiting Jordan as a result of the sharp rise in fuel prices, stressing that the Kingdom has come to occupy first place globally in gasoline prices, amid the interplay of fixed tax burdens and

Straight to the point: if you asked any Jordanian what they desire most, the answer would come without hesitation: a job, a dignified life, and a salary that lasts until the end of the month. During our tours with Radio Al-Balad across the governorates for the " Maidani Program," the primary concern

Jordan remains a model of stability in this troubled region, but such stability requires a solid foundation of public freedoms. Freedoms have always been the sole guarantee of long-term stability, as they grant society the ability to express and participate, and create a relationship of trust