Jordanian opinion pages on Tuesday featured a wide range of regional and domestic issues, with columnists examining Tunisia's renewed protests, the implications of Iran's recent actions toward Jordan

As Russia continues to suffer heavy battlefield losses in its war against Ukraine while seeking to avoid the domestic political costs of another partial mobilization, a new international human rights

As Iraq continues its efforts to diversify its oil export routes and reduce its reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, Syria has emerged as a strategic option for reviving the historic oil pipeline route

Opinion writers in Jordanian newspapers today focused on a range of issues, including higher education, the performance of Parliament, the economy, and soaring red meat prices. Their commentaries

Hamadeh Abu Nejmeh, Director of the Workers' House and a labor rights lawyer, says Jordan's unemployment crisis extends far beyond a shortage of jobs, arguing that it reflects deeper structural

A public discussion in Irbid has revisited the pace of government projects across the governorate, with participants calling for faster implementation and clearer improvements in public services

The Greater Irbid Municipality began, early Tuesday, the removal of the Culture Square roundabout in preparation for installing a smart traffic signal, as part of a broader set of traffic solutions

Government commitments for Irbid Governorate come within a comprehensive development plan agreed upon during field cabinet sessions with MPs from the governorate and representatives of local and

The appearance of King Abdullah II during the match between the Jordanian national team and its Algerian counterpart on Tuesday in the 2026 FIFA World Cup drew significant public attention, after he

Participants in Al-Quwaysimah District have stressed that the area continues to face accumulated service and development challenges despite the announcement of several government projects in recent