AMMAN (Jordan Times) –– Royal Jordanian (RJ) will start today airlifting Jordanians who are trapped in Cairo and Alexandria and cannot afford tickets to fly back home at the expense of His Majesty

Meeting could mark an important turning point in the Kingdom's present circumstances.

The organization stated Monday that governments in the region should take a lesson from the two countries and improve public freedoms for their people.

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Travelers concerned about lack of representation from Jordanian Embassy at the airport.

**2700 Jordanians have left Cairo since Saturday.**

The Criminal Court has issued a verdict, for the second time, sentencing a young man in Aqaba who stabbed his 17-year-old sister seven times on September 8, 2009, after he became suspicious of her

It's easy to point at high prices and unemployment for the protests in Tunisia and Egypt. But at their heart is the quality of governance. The Arab world is abuzz with the lessons of the Tunisian

Engineer Laith Shubailat has threatened to unveil the content of a letter he sent to the Royal Court earlier this week regarding the public protests in the kingdom. The content of the letter was