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AMMAN — Cooperation between Norway and Jordan “stretches from the level of the two Royal families to our day-to-day work at the embassy”, said Norwegian Ambassador in Amman Espen Lindbæck.In an interview with The Jordan Times on the occasion of Norway’s national day, the ambassador noted that “Jordan is an important partner for Norway, and a stabilising force in the region”,

The Swedish Gaming Federation, Sverok, is receiving nearly a million kronor to go towards a project tackling the radicalisation of young people in the ...

Irish missionary Father Patrick Devine says inclusive decision-making is fundamental to sustaining peace at all levels

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Iraq has welcomed a US$2.5 million (JPY 289 730 000) contribution from the Government of Japan to support social stability in Iraq through Preventing Violent Extremism. The contribution will be channeled through UNDP Iraq's Support to Social Stability in Iraq through Preventing Violent Extremism Project which will address causes

UN-World Bank partnership in crisis settings: Increasing support to the most vulnerable during a devastating year Image Children wear masks to protect themselves against COVID-19 while attending class in Fada, Burkina Faso. Photo: Frank Dejongh/UNICEF For countries already affected by conflict and crisis, 2020 was a devastating year. The health and socio-economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic came on top of complex and growing threats, from the regional spillover of violent extremism to the e...

Waz Mahfil: Will look into provocative sermons Says chief of DMP counter-terror unit Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent Police said they will keep an eye on waz mahfils to identify those delivering indecent speeches in the name of sermons. Monirul Islam, chief of the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit, came up with the remarks yesterday. "We have noticed that recently some speakers in waz mahfils are giving political and indece...

Some speakers at waz mahfil giving indecent speeches on women: CTTC chief Star Online Report Star Online Report Police will monitor those who made provocative statements in the name of giving sermon at waz mahfils. Monirul Islam, chief of Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit, made the remark today. "We have noticed that recently some speakers at waz mahfils are giving indecent speeches on women, rather than discussing the five pillars...