Gaza Strip: Israeli forces killed 44 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours, and 44 bodies and 81 injured people arrived in

Amman: Gold prices in the Kingdom remained stable on Saturday, with 21-karat gold the preferred grade among local buyers priced at JD 54.60 per gram

Amman: The Council of Ministers has given the green light to mandate reasons for the draft General Electricity Law of 2024, aiming to replace the

Amman: President of the Jordanian Contractors’ Syndicate, Fouad Duwairi, announced ongoing efforts to establish a large-scale construction company through a public-private partnership, specifically tasked with

Amman: The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) has launched a high-profile fundraising campaign, “Restoring Hope,” to provide critical support for more than 16,000 amputees in

Amman: Under Royal Directives, the Jordanian Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF) dispatched a Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF) plane, equipped with a specialized medical crew, on

Amman: Nineteen years on, Jordanians recall the deadly Amman hotel bombings that tested the nation’s resolve, but bolstered its unity against terrorism. The 2005 attacks

Lebanon: Nine people were killed, including a girl and a pregnant woman, and 38 were injured in overnight Israeli air strikes on the city of

Amman: The first tourist train journey from Amman to the ancient site of Umm al-Jimal arrived on Saturday via the historic Hijaz Railway. This landmark

Kafa’a: Up to 89.4% of Jordanian voters are satisfied with the outcome of parliamentary elections held in September, according to the Performance Index Center Kafa’a.