The case of Jordanian children rescued in Malaysia goes beyond their alleged exploitation in begging and raises a broader legal issue, including the possibility of human trafficking, particularly amid

Making tourist sites accessible to persons with disabilities is no longer simply a matter of providing a ramp or accessible entrance. It increasingly means enabling visitors to experience tourism

In the heart of downtown Amman, where the Roman Theatre, traditional markets and old houses form one of the capital’s most distinctive urban landscapes, preparatory work has begun ahead of the

During its recent field visits, the Consumer Protection Association reported an incident in which a citizen purchased fuel worth 1,400 dinars from a local station, an act described as dangerous by the

Despite repeated government reassurances about the abundance of food supplies in local markets, Jordanians’ concerns have shifted from availability to affordability, amid rapid regional developments

As military escalation accelerates in the region and tensions rise between Israel, the United States, and Iran, attention has turned to matters directly affecting citizens’ daily lives, particularly

Translated by Connor Myers Despite the increase in the rate of food waste according to previous official estimates, the decline in economic conditions and the remarkable rise in prices ahead of the