At least 60 Jordanian men and women have joined an open hunger strike to demand the lifting of the Israeli siege on the northern Gaza Strip. The activists seek to pressure the government to get aid

Israel's genocidal war on Gaza — now in its 393rd day — has claimed the lives of at least 43,314 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, most of them children and women, and wounded more than 102,019 others

It seems that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has led all Israelis into a dark tunnel, not just the 100 hostages held by Hamas. With the rising number of Israeli casualties and injuries from

was one of 17 Arab journalists invited by the German foreign ministry last month to participate in a dialogue with government, media and civil society groups. The aim was to clarify Germany’s stance

Center for Defending Freedom of Journalists (CDFJ) has urged the new Prime Minister, Dr. Jaafar Hassan, to review the Cybercrime Law following a year of its enactment and application. It also called

Amman– “Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing project management in Jordan.” This was the main takeaway from a focused panel moderated by Jordanian engineer Ammar Mango which was held during

The news was disheartening. Flights canceled. Fifty-eight nations had confirmed their participation in the United World Wrestling (UWW) U17 World Championships to be held in Amman, Jordan. This news

The Islamic Action Front (IAF), the political arm of the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood, made significant gains in the country’s parliamentary elections of 10 September. It won 31 seats (out of 138), up

There was nothing surprising or out of the ordinary in Jordan's twentieth parliamentary elections, whether in the voter turnout, which did not exceed 32%, or in the results, which highlighted the

Gaza raises many questions about the West, such as freedom of expression, democracy, human rights, and the limits on personal expression. The biggest question is: Does the West, which created the