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96 members of the Jordanian parliament have called on the government to break off diplomatic ties with Israel following its attacks on Palestinians in Jerusalem and Gaza.
Analysis: The trial of the remaining suspects in the Prince Hamzah affair is crucial to proving the Jordanian government's version of events, but it requires a delicate balancing act.
Jordan security court to try 'plot' suspects
Jordan has announced that it will put on trial those accused of plotting to destabilise Jordan.
Jordan's Prince Hamzah spared prosecution despite fresh allegations
Despite fresh allegations and a scathing media rebuke, Prince Hamzah will not face prosecution over an alleged coup in Jordan.
Jordan arrests 200 in protests over hospital deaths
A defence lawyer has raised concerns over the administrative detention of protesters.
Jordan protesters hold more demonstrations after Covid-19 deaths outrage
Jordanian protesters reportedly chanted anti-government slogans and demanded an end of coronavirus restrictions.
Jordan's health minister steps down after hospital deaths
Jordanian health minister Nathir Obeidat resigned after at least six patients died at a hospital near the capital Amman due to a shortage of ...
Jordan prime minister announces major government reshuffle
Jordan has suffered economic hardships following the coronavirus crisis.
Jordan ministers sacked for virus rules breach
The pair were asked to step down by Prime Minister Bisher al-Khasawneh, a move immediately endorsed by King Abdullah ...
Jordan's King Abdullah gets Covid-19 jab
Jordan's King Abdullah and some of his family members have been vaccinated against the novel coronavirus
Jordan secures 3 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine
Jordan saw a dramatic rise in Covid-19 cases late last year.
Jordan faces virus-era polls in crisis mode
On Tuesday, some 4.5 million people eligible to vote will cast their ballots for candidates to fill 130 seats in parliament.
Several charged for 'revenge' mutilation of Jordan boy
The violent crime shocked Jordanians, and the world.
Syrian minister wants to boost tourism as war rages
Syria's tourism minister wants to boost the country's tourism industry with the opening of international flights, as a bloody war rages on in ...
Boris Johnson's selective memory on Syria crimes and refugees
By calling Russia out for doing exactly what Britain is doing, the foreign secretary has found himself in a moral discrepancy commonly described ...
Power cuts and power plays in Kurdish Iraq
Energy crisis prompted by refugee crisis and federal squabbles threatens local businesses and residents, and is likely to deepen as winter sets in.
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