In recent years, climate change has ceased to be a matter of numbers and sterile scientific reports. For me—as a journalist who has spent years tracking how climate shapes people’s lives—it has become

The Palestinian photographer and filmmaker Zaher Saleh, who arrived from the Gaza Strip on a medical evacuation journey after suffering a life-threatening injury, recounted horrifying details of the

During the Community Media in the Digital Age conference, journalist Daoud Kuttab announced his retirement. The announcement was simple, yet it resonated deeply with me. Perhaps because my name had

When we started working at Radio Balad and Amman Net in 2000, we knew that our mission went beyond simply broadcasting news or music. We were creating a public space that allowed people—especially

In a recent interview, American billionaire Bill Gates clearly highlighted that the contraction of international aid threatens to erase real gains achieved in the fight against poverty and epidemics

Jordan has firmly rejected sending troops to the Gaza Strip, describing the decision as a decisive strategic measure. The refusal clearly delineates the boundaries of Jordan’s role and serves as a

The British Embassy in Amman stated that the United Kingdom will keep the decision to re-impose the visa requirement on Jordanian citizens under continuous review, stressing that the decision does not

On October 26, 1994, Jordan and Israel signed a peace treaty, known as the Wadi Araba Agreement, amid official promises that peace would open the doors to development and economic prosperity

In the wake of years of severe violations committed by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian people, accompanied by an almost complete international silence, civil society in Jordan faces a

Jordan is undergoing a pivotal demographic shift, led by the youth majority of Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2012) and Generation Alpha (born from 2013 onward). Together, these cohorts now