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

Amman — November 17, 2025 Nearly 300 journalists, media practitioners, and experts from across the Arab world gathered in Amman this week for a two-day conference titled “Community Media in the

On November 15, 2000, the spark of the first Arab experiment in community and digital media was ignited in the heart of Jordan’s capital, Amman, with the launch of Amman Net—the first online radio

The regional conference “Community Media in the Digital Age” (25 Years of Independent, Rights-Based Community Media) will kick off next Saturday in the Jordanian capital, Amman. The event is organized

The Palestinian Authority has announced the launch of a comprehensive national program for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, titled "Implementation Program for Recovery and Reconstruction,"

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

Journalist and General Director of the Community Media Network (CMN) in Jordan, Daoud Kuttab, launched his new book titled “Community Media in Jordan: 25 Years and Still Going Strong” in the Jordanian

Jordanian Abeer Madanat has been elected as a member of the Global Board of Directors of Transparency International, in elections held yesterday on the sidelines of the organization’s annual

The General Assembly of the Baptist Convention in Jordan approved, on November 7th, the Board of Pastors' recommendation to renew Rev. Dr. Nabih Abbasi's leadership of the denomination for the next

The Director General of the Community Media Network, journalist Daoud Kuttab, stated that the victory of Muslim Social Democrat Zahran Mamdani (34) in the New York City mayoral race, securing more