The impact of COVID-19 is paving the way for political systems to undertake an internal restructure of policies and the way the internal workings of the systems operate.There are increasing reports of the misuse of laws and restrictions in a way that restricts the freedom and lib

As we move to the next phase of managing COVID-19, it will be critical to effectively implement strategies on the ground.

In the op-ed His Majesty King Abdullah had published in the Washington Post this week, he has seized this historic moment as the whole world is undergoing a pivotal phase as we transition to a new era.The world is clearly reshaping as a result of COVID-19, and His Majesty highlig

Perhaps the most noticeable dynamic of the global COVID-19 pandemic is the increased reliance on the role of the state, and the need for government and security institutions to play the role of the regulator and stabiliser.

From the moment the curfew was imposed in Jordan to suppress the spread of COVID-19, the Jordanian Army and Public Security Department (PSD) have demonstrated the utmost professionalism and exceptional effort to cope with the crisis.

The global understanding of international relations is evolving as a result of the instability that is gripping the world. The shock of COVID-19 has forced many countries to focus their efforts internally to contain the spread and impact of the global pandemic.

Facing COVID-19 seems to be the common challenge that each country in the world is facing.

Since the end of WWII, the world has not faced a crisis like the one that COVID-19 has created. Several generations have grown up with the dominant concepts of globalisation, technology and living in a global village, where travel and communication is part of daily life.

Europe is now facing its first big test following Brexit.The COVID-19 pandemic is shaking the EU structure and putting yet another strain on the resilience of the very idea of a united Europe.