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

Amid legal provisions guaranteeing the right of persons with disabilities to work and legislation requiring employers to provide safe childcare for working mothers, the Ministry of Labor is stepping

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

Aaron Magid left a less headline-grabbing question unanswered, one that is far more important to the kingdom’s future: “How is King Abdullah II trying to preserve the stability of a country born in

King Abdullah II’s visit to China looks different depending on the perspective from which it is viewed. Chinese media coverage has focused primarily on partnership, the economy, technology, and

Jordanian newspaper columnists on Sunday focused on a range of domestic and regional issues, including the future composition of parliament, the performance of the economy in the face of inflationary

The headline image was generated by artificial intelligence. The Community Media Network, which operates Radio Al-Balad and AmmanNet, has added a set of new provisions to its publicly stated editorial

King Abdullah II began a state visit to the People’s Republic of China on Monday, in a move that carries political and economic significance beyond the formal framework of a royal visit. The visit

With some extra time to travel after finishing our semester at the American University of Cairo, my friend and I sat considering the possibilities. Sharm al-Sheikh, Luxor, Alexandria, or Aqaba. It was

Twenty years ago, in 2005, Jordanian-Chinese relations entered a new chapter when the two countries shared a deeply human tragedy. Despite the pain caused by the hotel bombings, the tragedy brought us