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One might consider Jordan an unlikely place to spark a passion for Italian cuisine, but for Syrian Bahaa Aldeen Katlish, that is exactly what happened.

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and its effects are felt by communities worldwide. But for those living in conflict-affected areas, the impact of climate change can be particularly devastating. The combination of rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events can exacerbate existing vulnerabilities and create new yet unseen ones.

On January 18, the National Society of Consumer Protection (NSCP) called for canceling taxes on the renewable energy sector, especially for domestic users.

Over the past year, 9,277 Syrian refugees left the Kingdom to return to Syria or resettle in a third country, according to data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

​What started in the autumn as the small, hesitant steps of reluctant dance partners has exploded in pace over the past few weeks, as Turkey and Syria begin open moves toward some form of reconciliation.

The first shipments of Iraqi-exported oil arrived in Jordan on Saturday after being halted on December 24, 2022.

Jordan's permanent representative to the UN, Mahmoud Hmoud, said on Wednesday that Israel “is pushing for a religious conflict that will have serious consequences for the entire region”, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

​One of the greatest yet most underappreciated feats of Jordanian diplomacy in recent years was the tripartite agreement of July 2017 signed between Jordan, Russia, and the US to implement a ceasefire across southern Syria and create a de-escalation zone.

When Lord Elgin, a British aristocrat, sailed home from Greece in the early 1800s, he also shipped to England some of the greatest treasures of antiquity: a collection that included statues of Greek gods and carved frieze panels depicting battling centaurs that once decorated the Parthenon in Athens.

The Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company (Masdar) and Jordan’s Energy Ministry have agreed to begin cooperating soon on a wind power production project with a capacity of 2 gigawatts, the company's head of asset management Ali Buhaji announced on Tuesday.