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Less than a month after being inaugurated as Iraq’s prime minister, Mohammed Shia Al Sudani is already reneging on promises he made to secure his governing coalition. The longer these pledges go unmet, the longer Iraq’s destabilizing political polarization will persist.

During joint ministerial meetings on Monday, Saudi Arabia promised to study Jordan’s request to allow Jordanian trucks older than 20 to enter the country, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.

The Kingdom of the Netherlands announced an extra allocation of 14 million euros to the UNHCR in Jordan to address the critical basic needs of 31,400 vulnerable refugee families, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Egyptian workers in Jordan have transferred $774.2 million in remittances during the fiscal year 2020–2021, according to the Egyptian Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics, Khaberni reported on Monday.

The Jordan Taekwondo Federation won the 2022 award for the best Taekwondo federation in the world on Saturday at the closing round of the Riyadh 2022 World Taekwondo Grand Prix Final.

It is difficult to understand what the Biden administration is doing in northern Syria where its allies, the Syrian Kurds, have been bombed to high heaven by Turkish forces. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has insisted that he also intends to mount a land operation against America’s partners there.

The World Bank formally approved a request by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation to extend the reform management strengthening project till 2024, according to Hala News.

The start of last week brought a new weapon in the West’s financial war against Russia.

Archeological treasures unearthed at the Neolithic village of Cayonu, 40 kilometers northwest of modern-day Diyarbakir, in southeast Turkey, are challenging previous theories on prehistoric agrarian societies. In the process, they are teaching us a few things about ourselves.

The central banks of Jordan, Iraq, and Egypt, as well as the "Buna" platform, announced a joint Arab initiative on Thursday to launch a service to pay the pensions of retirees living in Arab countries via the platform.