Jordan
July 5, 2000
Jordanian security forces foiled an attempt by three hijackers to commandeer a Royal Jordanian plane en route to Damascus Wednesday, killing one hijac
A newly published book sheds light on the role played by a British general in the political life in Jordan during the British mandate era, and in the
A former Islamist parliamentarian, said to have close links to the Palestinian group - Hamas, was sentenced to six months in prison for allegedly defa
The Jordanian government has taken a major new step towards allowing private radio and television stations to operate in the kingdom, Information Mini
UN peacekeepers captured a strategic town from rebels in Sierra Leone, the force commander said Tuesday, after a rebel attack drove government troops
July 4, 2000
Jordan's Princess Aisha, the commander of the kingdom's female army units, was welcomed Tuesday in Israel by her counterpart Colonel Suzie Young, the
Around 30 Jordanian women on Monday held a demonstration in the town of Salt, some 35 kilometers west of the capital demanding the release of "politic
July 3, 2000
The Jordanian authorities have placed under sequester the assets of three Jordanian brothers who allegedly owe a Dubai bank 77 million dollars, judici
A potential cutoff in flights between Egypt and the Gaza Strip could be matched by flight cancellations between the Jordanian capital and the Palestin
July 2, 2000
A senior UNESCO official said Sunday that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization backs a scheme to set up Jordan's first
July 1, 2000
Gunmen ambushed a UN peacekeeping unit in Sierra Leone Friday, touching off a firefight that left one Jordanian soldier dead and four others wounded,
June 29, 2000
By Munir K. Nasser Washington, DC And Albawaba.com Staff -- Amman A State Department source has confirmed to Albwaba.com reports that the US embassy
The US embassy in Jordan has decided to cancel a reception at the ambassador's residence to mark the July 4th national day over security threats, a US
Jordan’s King Abdullah sent a strong economic message when, following the recent resignation of the Prime Minister Abider-Ra’uf S. Rawabdeh, he appointed two-time Industry and Trade Minister Ali Abdul
June 27, 2000
By Shady Janzeir The annual Land Rover Adventures Tour is expected to conclude Tuesday, after a group of more than 20 Land Rover owners from the UK a