The Greeks invented “tragedies” more than two and a half millennia ago. The origin of the word “tragedy” is contested, but there is agreement that it came from two words: “goat” and “song”.

In the second Abbasid Caliphate, the Arab world was subjected to many unsettling events and earth-shaking upheavals.

I first heard of the term “economic sufficiency” from the current Thai ambassador in Amman.

Dr Omar Lattouf is a renowned cardio surgeon.

When the prime minister of Jordan reminds his audience of his government’s achievements, he rightly points to the rising levels of foreign exchange reserves at the Central Bank of Jordan.In 1988-89, the Jordan dinar was devalued, de facto, caving to the pressures of low foreign e

 On what basis do peace laureates win the Nobel Prize?This is a question that comes to mind when unknown individuals with no track record to speak of win it.Not that they do or do not deserve it, but it is a commonly eyebrow-raising question.If one Googles the citations of t

Aqaba is not merely a historical place and the only port Jordan has, it is also an economic opportunity. Investments poured into it since King Abdullah’s accession to the throne exceed $20 billion.

If I were an American strategist advising the White House master on which country in the Middle East I can trust and fully rely on, which one I would choose?  The criteria for choice would be roughly made up of the following list of characteristics: The first one is a coun

One of my grandsons has learned the poem “Twinkle, twinkle, little star”.