Jordan has always been the Levante's safe haven

Published February 23rd, 2013 - 08:25 GMT

While most rich Gulf countries are not welcoming the MENAs refugees, Jordan's King Abdullah says, 'Come and rest in Jordan."

What is next for Jordan?

Maybe it was a blessing from God that Jordan is poor and not like its oil-rich gulf neighbors. Although, they are very rich they do not welcome Arab refugees.

Source: Jaraad

The Shura Council and Flirting in Saudi Arabia

Listen to one of our bloggers on radio share about life for women in Saudi.

Source: Saudi Woman

Syrian opposition says Assad out of any deal

The Syrian National Coalition of Revolutionary and Opposition Forces is willing to negotiate under U.S. and Russian auspices a peace deal in Syria exclusive of President Bashar al-Assad and his enforcers.

Source: Arab Saga

59.2% of Lebanese between 13 and 15 have smoked at least once

In fact, even though the smoking ban law is in effect now, a company was offering us free cigarette packs at a restaurant in Antelias the other day.

Source: Blog Baladi

Tunisia - a nation in mourning

In the coming months we will know whether Tunisians are able to overcome the death of Shokri Belaid, or if his assassination divides the country even further.

Source: Al Jazeera Blogs

The Orthodox Law: Is this the beginning of the end of the sectarian system?

People who hope to establish a secular system in Lebanon need optimism now more than ever.