1- What are the reform demands in Jordan? Some Jordanians have called for a constitutional monarchy; others have gone on to demand the adoption of the 1952 constitution. Another group of citizens has

Students began a sit-in Tuesday morning with a set of demands for university administrators, which included reduced transportation fees, reduced prices of food and beverages, and the addition of

Salafists in Jordan have asked the government again to reconsider their decisions according to Islamic Sharia, as well as set Salafist prisoners free from Jordanian prisons. Over 300 protesters of the

In a high level meeting on Monday, March 7 the Steering Committee for the Hayati Ahla program in Irbid attended by the Irbid Governor, Mr. Khaled Abu Zeid, the Ministry of Interior/ Local Development

As many already know, today is World Against Cyber Censorship Day. While I’ve usually used this day as an opportunity to highlight the importance of keeping a free Internet in a country like Jordan

AMMAN –– The government has banned the entry of Israeli goods manufactured in Jewish settlements in occupied Palestinian territories. In a circular, signed by Minister of Industry and Trade Hani Mulki

Imagine leaving your homeland at 17 to start college education in a faraway place. Away from family, friends and everything you knew and used to. The homeland was Jordan, where I was born. The faraway

Bus drivers began a protest on Sunday morning calling for better salaries, health insurance and social security, according to the head of the drivers union Mahmoud Ma'ayteh. Drivers made the same

The cabinet decided in a meeting held Saturday that it would create a committee to facilitate dialogue between landlords and their tenants, hoping to reach a satisfactory compromise. The committee

Ambassador to Libya Munther Qabba said in an interview with AmmanNet that investigations were still ongoing about the detention of Jordanian Da'ad Sharhab by the Libyan regime. The embassy has