Regional political developments and domestic economic challenges dominated opinion and analysis pieces in Jordanian newspapers today. Columnists focused on developments in Jerusalem and the West Bank

Four major issues dominated opinion and political analysis columns in Jordanian newspapers today: the future of the political modernization project, the decline in the quality of public discourse in

Economic researcher and energy specialist Amer Al-Shobaki said that the Fuel Pricing Committee is holding its meeting today under exceptional circumstances, following significant previous increases in

The Jordanian government imposes a special tax on petroleum products, which represents a major contributor to public revenues. This tax is designed to ensure fiscal stability and support the state

Dr. Mousa Shteiwi, President of the Economic and Social Council, said that the Jordanian economy has gone through multiple stages of transformation and development over the past eight decades, amid

The University of Jordan on Tuesday launched the voting process for its Student Union elections, held under new regulations that have sparked criticism from student activists and rights advocates over

At the invitation of the *Community Media Network (Radio Al-Balad and AmmanNet), participants met on Monday and Tuesday under the patronage of the Minister of Government Communications. The conference

The regional branch of the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) was launched in Amman on Tuesday, on the sidelines of the Community Media Networks Conference. The founding group

The European Union Delegation to Jordan has affirmed that independent and professional media is not a "luxury" for nations, but rather a cornerstone for building modern, stable, and prosperous

The Ambassador of Ireland to the Kingdom, Marianne Bolger, emphasized the vital role played by independent media and civil society in building strong and healthy communities, stressing that supporting