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Amman hotel receives a Diana Karazon delivery by DHL
Jordan's National Day of May 25th got an extended boost with DHL's very own Jordan event replete with corporate and regional pride.
Former Phoenix man charged with animal cruelty had been visited by police before
Police previously had responded to animal complaints at the Cherry Street residence of the man who had nearly 70 animals living with him in his apartment.
Is bariatric surgery the answer to America's obesity epidemic?
Tory Bush, of Jordan, had bariatric surgery at age 18, just two days after graduating from high school.
PM, Annan discuss situation in Syria
Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh on Wednesday discussed with the UN-Arab League envoy to Syria Kofi Annan, the latest developments in Syria as well as efforts to solve the crisis and end the suffering of the Syrian people.
US troops imitate invasion of Iran with Arab allies
Sources from inside Washington, DC are telling the international media that Israeli leadership is upset with US President Barack Obama's handling of Iran's alleged nuclear threat and may take military action before the November election.
Fallout from Dewey collapse hits clients
For eight years, hundreds of victims of militant attacks in Israel have pursued litigation against a Jordanian bank they claim provided financial services to Hamas and other militant groups.
US-Arab exercise drills Iran landing. Syrian rebels obtain German machine guns
Assad's Helpers Profit from His Survival Ramping up the war on Assad Russia Confronts US over Syria Operation Rent-a-General Revealed In Syria, Arab Spring Goes into Reverse The US-Arab Eager Lion 2012 exercise ends Wednesday, May 30, after 12,000 mostly American as well as Saudi, Jordanian, Qatari and UAE special forces troops staged three weeks ... (more)
Palestinian Airlines resumes flights after 7 years
MARKA AIRBASE, Jordan - Palestinian Airlines is back in the skies after being grounded for seven years by the deepening enmities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
A renewed strategic agreement between Injaz and Arab Bank
Driven by the common goal of encouraging Jordanian youth to capture opportunities and enhance their economic conditions, Injaz represented by CEO -Dima Bibi signed a renewed strategic agreement with Arab Bank's Executive Vice President of Branding, Dina Shoman solidifying their commitment for 2012.
Revisiting the Six-Day War, 45 years later
Tuesday June 5 marks the 45th anniversary of the Six-Day War, turning point in Israeli history that, in the popular recollection, brought the new nation a swift, almost painless, victory marked by brilliant Israeli strategy and planning.
Jordan-Elbridge high schoolers leave school to help community, de-stress
With final exams and end-of-the-year project deadlines approaching, Jordan-Elbridge High School students left school Thursday morning to de-stress. But they didn't leave to go back to bed or goof off.
Kingdom set to tap tourism season
Authorities are ready with a plan to best utilise the upcoming tourism season this summer.
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Known for their dedication and perseverance towards excellent services and products, Arab Orient Insurance Company has signed an agreement with Bupa International, to expand health insurance coverage for individuals, families and companies in Jordan.
Souk JARA traders pessimistic about this year's sales
The difficult financial situation that many Jordanians are going through has led traders at a popular seasonal market in Jabal Amman to expect very little revenues.
Souk Jara 2012 is open to the public
The Jabal Amman Residents Association announced that Souk Jara 2012 has officially opened its doors until the end of summer.
PepsiCo-Jordan offers Ahmad Abu Rayya the opportunity to meet football legend Messi in person
Marking the conclusion of several exciting sporting events that brought together young talented Jordanian athletes, PepsiCo-Jordan winner of the 2009 and 2011 King Abdullah II Award for Excellence announced the end of its latest football competition.
Where journalism and technology meet
Hacks/Hackers chapters and other meet-up groups that bring journalists and developers together are springing up across the Arab world.
Palestinians face hurdles to a greener West Bank
In SUFFOLK CNTY closed due to road construction on THE L.I.E./I-495 WB between X56/RT-111/WHEELER RD and X53/SAGTIKOS PKWY In this Monday, May 14, 2012 photo, Palestinian girls walk past an overflowing garbage container in Kufr Aqab between Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah .
US allocates $40M for victims of Syrian crisis
Moving to protect the Pentagon, Republicans controlling the House are pressing cuts to food stamps, health care and pensions for federal workers as an alternative to an automatic 10 percent cut to the military come January.
European court refuses Abu Qatada appeal
The House Armed Services Committee is pressing ahead with a version of the 2013 defense budget that adds billions to President Barack Obama's proposed budget and rejects the administration's call for military base... The House Armed Services Committee pressed ahead Wednesday with a version of the 2013 defense budget that adds billions to President ... (more)