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EU-Jordan cooperation remains strong and diverse

With 2019 marking the 40th anniversary of the European Union's presence in Jordan, the partnership between the EU and Jordan remains strong and diverse. Today, the report...

Building cohesive societies: Southeast Asian states take on gargantuan challenge

Several Southeast Asian governments and social movements are seeking to counter mounting polarization and inter-communal strife across the globe fuelled by the rise of civilizationalist leaders...

Jordan between the Hammer of Economic Hardships and the Anvil of the “Deal of the Century”

The public outrage seen in the Jordanian street has been growing louder, alongside the state's failure to fight the country's rampant administrative and financial corruption. The Jordanian...

Discover Jordan’s Timeless Beauty

With its ancient ruins, lush valleys, and dramatic desert landscapes, Jordan is a nation steeped in history. Renowned as the birthplace of some of...

Follow the Road Less Travelled to Um Qais

Steeped in history, Jordan has hosted some of the world’s oldest civilisations. Home to ancient ruins, lush valleys, and dramatic desert landscapes, the country...

Jordan and Palestine: Shaping a New Energy Path for Economic Development

Energy resources can deliver financial benefits, and present new prospects for the economic development of Palestine and Jordan. The potential for meaningful Palestinian gas resources...

Saudi religious diplomacy targets Jerusalem

A United Arab Emirates-backed Saudi effort to wrest control from Jordan of Islam’s holy places in Jerusalem signals a sharper, more overt edge to...

Jordan’s future stability

Thanks to the Russian intervention the long sequence of the so-called "Arab springs" has long been interrupted in Syria, but it keeps on expanding...

Jordanian protests: Revisiting the Arab Spring and setting a benchmark

Protests that forced Jordan’s prime minister to resign and laid bare the country’s systemic economic and political crisis shed a new light on the...

King Abdullah of Jordan: Balancing on an ever-tighter tightrope

A look at a decade of failed social, economic and political reform in Jordan goes a far way to explain recent mass anti-government protests...

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