This Week in Jordan (March 27)Hello, and welcome to Episode 13 of This Week in Jordan, a weekly podcast from AmmanNet that covers some of Jordan’s latest news developments. This week’s news includes

Data reviewed by AmmanNet shows that international media paid the most attention to Jordan during the Arab Spring, but gradually lost interest after the war against the Islamic State, also known as

“Mr. Chairman,” read the letter signed by the prime minister of Israel Yitzhak Rabin sent to Yasser Arafat. “In response to your letter of September 9, 1993, I wish to confirm to you that, in light of

Hello, and welcome to Episode 12 of This Week in Jordan, a weekly podcast from AmmanNet that covers some of Jordan’s latest news developments. This week’s news includes the Jordanian reaction to

Translated by Matthew Petti Entering the amateur museum is like stepping back to the 1980s. If you’re a child of that decade — or earlier — hundreds of memories will flood into your head as soon as

Translated by Matthew Petti The Jordanian public is waiting to see whether banks will postpone this month’s loan payments as part of Ramadan festivities. Merchants believe the move will revive markets

Hello, and welcome to Episode 11 of This Week in Jordan, a weekly podcast from AmmanNet that covers some of Jordan’s latest news developments. This week's news includes the legal case against

Hello, and welcome to Episode 10 of This Week in Jordan, a weekly podcast from AmmanNet that covers some of Jordan’s latest news developments. I’m your new host Matthew Petti, and I’m picking up where

The United Kingdom ambassador to Jordan, Bridget Brind spoke positively to Rotarians about Jordan’s political future plan. In her speech about UK-Jordan relations and UK foreign policy in the region

Translated by Matthew Petti Jordanian woman Suzan Oweidat saved nearly 200 street cats after turning her house into a shelter for injured animals. Oweidat, who lives in Mafraq, provides food, a home