Some analysts are more inclined to believe that the so-called “Deal of the Century” is now nil and void.

Last week, I travelled to Berlin upon an invitation from the Euro-Mediterranean Association for Cooperation and Development to give a keynote speech on the future of such relations.The relation with Europe since the Crusades has been dominated by periods of conflict, competi

Judging by peoples’ stark and gloomy expectations, the national economy is rapidly moving from slowdown to recession.

There is a growing interest by American media directed to the Middle East, like Al Hurra TV and Sawa Radio, in the economic situation in Jordan.

A book which I wrote will be published soon. In September, there will be a launching ceremony of the book titled “Talal Abu-Ghazaleh: A Man from the Future”.

Jeremy Corbyn, leader of UK Labour Party, is an honourable person, but not exactly socialist. The same description applies to US Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.

Although rumours are abound about the near end of the Omar Razzaz’s government, and that a search for a new prime minister is on, I beg to disagree.

The government pronouncements over the rising public debt in the first five months of the year caused a backlash from the Jordanian public.

If you want to have a general feel for what “economics of peace” means and what it covers, you can go to Wikipedia. It is mainly the analysis of the impact of violence on societies and the dividends of living in harmony with your neighbouring countries.