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Jordan bans publishing information on case involving ex-crown prince 1 minute read Amman, Apr 6 (EFE).- Jordan’s top prosecutor on Tuesday banned the publication of all information relating to former crown prince Hamzah bin Hussein. Barakat al-Zoyoud said in a statement the ban aiming to preserve the secrecy of investigation carried out by the security services would be in place until further notice, according to the official Petra news agency. It “includes ban on audiovisual media and so...

New recording indicates Jordanians tried to silence prince April 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail FILE - In this Nov. 28, 2006, file photo, Prince Hamzah Bin Al-Hussein, right, and Prince Hashem Bin Al-Hussein, left, half brothers of King Abdullah II of Jordan, attend the opening of the parliament in Amman, Jordan. Prince Hamzah said in a recording released Monday, April 5, 2021, that he will defy government threats ordering him to stay at home and refrain from public statements following accusatio...

How stable is Jordan really? The Middle Eastern countrys allies are concerned after this weekends palace intrigue. Observers say the royal familys public spat is just a small example of long-term problems. Jordanian anger against what is seen as government mismanagment is growing For years, Jordan has been thought of as a stable and peaceful nation, especially when compared with neighbors such as Syria, Palestine, Israel and Iraq. But events over the weekend, including news of an alleged plot ...

World April 6, 2021 AMMAN: Jordan’s Prince Hamzah, accused of a "wicked" plot against his elder half-brother King Abdullah II, has struck a defiant tone, insisting he will not obey orders restricting his movement. The government has accused Hamzah of involvement in a seditious conspiracy to "destabilise the kingdom’s security", placed him under house arrest and detained at least 16 more people. But 41-year-old Hamzah, who says he has been ordered to stay inside his Amman palace, vowed he w...

Amman’s prosecutor general says ban on publication involves all audiovisual media and social networks.

Jordan justice bans publishing information on alleged plot AFP People buy a kite designed as a national flag from a shop in Jordans capital Amman, on April 5, 2021, after a rare security operation took place in the country. - Jordans Prince Hamzah, accused by the government of a "wicked" plot against his elder half-brother King Abdullah II, insisted he will not obey orders res...

In unprecedented public criticism, Hamza, who was crown prince until King Abdullah removed him from the post in 2004, accused Jordans leaders of corruption and serving only their own interests. AMMAN: Jordan banned all news outlets and social media users on Tuesday from publishing any content related to King Abdullahs half-brother Prince Hamza after the latter was accused of plotting to destabilise the country. Prince Hamza pledged allegiance to King Abdullah late on Monday after mediation by...

0 shares Women walk past a poster of Jordans King Abdullah II on a street in the capital Amman, on April 6, 2021, after a security crackdown revealed tensions in the monarchy. (Khalil Mazraawi/AFP) AMMAN, Jordan — Jordanian King Abdullah II is a key Western ally who has made the stability of his country in the restive Middle East a top priority. In recent days, that image of stability has taken a hit, amid a palace rift in which his younger half-brother Prince Hamzah is accused of plott...

Saudi FM arrives in Jordan to deliver King Salman’s letter of support Safadi receives his Saudi counterpart By JT - Apr 06,2021 - Last updated at Apr 06,2021 Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi meets with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan on Monday (Photo courtesy of the Foreign Ministry) AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi on Tuesday received Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan who arrived in the Kingdom on Monday c...

Published date: 6 April 2021 11:29 UTC | Last update: 2 sec ago The king had achieved statements of international and regional support even by those he knew were trying to weaken him, but he no longer trusts those closest to him Portraits of late King Hussein (M), Prince Hamzah (L) and King Abdullah of Jordan (R) (Illustration by Hossam Sarhan) The real message that Prince Hamzah, who claims he is wrongly accused of stoking discontent in the kingdom, w...