Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) Chief Commissioner Nasser Shraideh on Monday announced that the new Aqaba port will begin its operations mid-2018, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Ayman Safadi stressed that the international community has to meet its responsibilities in addressing the needs of the refugees.

Anas Amireh has become a poster child for Amman’s tourism sector, through his motivational social media posts and insights into the life of an aviator working in Jordan.

World leaders on Monday condemned the Houthi missile attack on Saudi Arabia, targeting various civilian areas

The Court of Cassation, Sunday, upheld a ruling sentencing a man to death, three to life in jail and acquitted a fifth in the trial dubbed the Rakban case, Jordan News Agency Petra, reported.

The Inter-Parliamentary Union on Sunday, in its 138th session currently held in Geneva, voted for supporting the Palestinians' right for Jerusalem to be the capital of their state

Human Rights Watch (HRW) criticised Jordan's decision to end medical protection for Syrian refugees living outside camps in the Kingdom.

All the free trade agreements (FTA) Jordan has entered with other countries will be subject to reconsideration, Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply Yarub Qudah said on Sunday.

US House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi will lead a Democratic delegation to Israel and Jordan.

Model of the moment Bella Hadid has nabbed yet another international Vogue cover, this time posing as the cover star for Vogue Japan’s May issue. The half-Palestinian beauty was shot by French high fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier and styled by Italian sartorial guru Sissy Vian.

King Abdullah, Wednesday discussed with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte means to bolster bilateral ties in various fields and the latest regional developments, a Royal Court statement said.

The Kingdom's total public debt increased by the end of January to some JD27.4 billion, constituting 95.6 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP), compared with JD27.27 billion that amounted to 95.3 per cent of the GDP in 2017, the Finance Ministry announced on Monday.

The Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) on Tuesday expected the net direct foreign investments in the Kingdom to grow in 2018 by 12 per cent to JD1.380 billion.

Turkey is currently hedging its bets between Russia and NATO—a new move that spells trouble for NATO in the Middle East.

Kuwait will face Jordan in their first competitive football match on Wednesday, after a two-year international ban was lifted by world governing body, FIFA, late last year.