Thousands of protesters chanted the Arab Spring slogan “the people want the downfall of the regime” in Jordan’s capital on
Violent protests broke out across Jordan on Tuesday night after the government announced an increase in fuel prices, inciting what
Thousands of demonstrators seeking democratic reforms and more economic opportunities marched through the Jordanian capital Friday in the largest rally
Thousands of Jordanians took to the streets on Friday calling for the government to resign over rising fuel prices and
22 Syrian soldiers have been killed by rebels in the deadliest day of a three-week ceasefire that looks increasingly shaky.
President Barack Obama on Tuesday condemned as “unacceptable” Syria’s continuing crackdown on protesters and repeated his call for President Bashar
Jordan deployed more than 3,000 security personnel across central Amman on Friday, braced for a planned “day of anger” by
Faris Fayez grew up hearing about the day in 1970 when his father and other Jordanian tribal leaders summoned the
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri returned to Beirut from Jordan following his one-day meetings with Jordanian King Abdullah II and