Jordan Women's National Team Slips in FIFA Rankings
The Jordan women's national football team has dropped to 79th in the latest FIFA world rankings following recent friendly matches against Armenia and
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The Jordan women's national football team has dropped to 79th in the latest FIFA world rankings following recent friendly matches against Armenia and
Jordan's Aqaba ports saw a 14.3 percent rise in cargo handling during the first nine months of 2026, driven by regional shipping shifts and transit trade.
Jordan has officially launched a $2.5 billion railway project to connect key industrial hubs to the port of Aqaba, starting with initial road contracts.
Jordan and Yemen have signed a five-year memorandum of cooperation to enhance cultural exchange, preserve heritage, and support digital transformation.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi met in Riyadh to discuss regional security and bilateral ties.
The Sheraton Amman Al Nabil Hotel has been recognized as Jordan’s Best MICE Hotel 2026 at the prestigious World MICE Awards for its corporate facilities.
Jordan and Iraq are renewing efforts to build the Basra–Aqaba oil pipeline, a strategic project designed to provide an alternative export route for crude
Airport International Group is conducting an emergency response drill at Queen Alia International Airport on October 20, 2026, to test operational
Boxing legend Mike Tyson will headline Jordan MMA Week, a four-day event featuring the DF: UNCAGED fight night at the Roman Theatre in Amman this October.
Global Finance Magazine has named Arab Jordan Investment Bank the Best Investment Bank and Best Sub-Custodian Bank in Jordan for 2026.
US War Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel just eight days before the country's scheduled national elections.
Jordan has officially launched the 2.5 billion dollar Aqaba to Ma’an railway project to connect key mining regions with the Red Sea port.
Jordan achieved a third-place global ranking in the sound money category of the 2026 Economic Freedom of the World report with a score of 9.59 out of 10.
The Jordan Medical Association is taking legal action against insurers over contract disputes, while insurance firms have revoked credentials for 28
Jordanian and Turkish officials met in Amman to discuss enhancing regional rail connectivity, freight transit cooperation, and the historic Hejaz Railway.
The Jordanian Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs has expressed its formal condolences to Egypt following a fatal road accident near Asyut.
Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II will attend the closing ceremony of the World Camel Endurance Championship and Nabati Poetry Festival in Jordan.
Iraq's men's national table tennis team defeated Jordan 3-2 to secure a spot in the round of 16 at the Asian Table Tennis Championships in Tashkent.
New research from Hashemite University archaeologist M. Waheeb identifies Al-Maghtas in Jordan as the authentic site of the baptism of Jesus.
The General Union of Jordanian Olive Presses and Olive Producers projects a 30,000-ton yield of olive oil for the 2026/2027 agricultural season.
Jordan has achieved a third-place global ranking in the Sound Money pillar of the 2026 Economic Freedom of the World report by the Fraser Institute.
Jordan and the International Labour Organization have signed an agreement to improve working conditions and governance within the national garment sector.
Jordan has launched a new national strategy for the chemical and cosmetics industries, aiming to boost operational efficiency and productivity by 2029.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined a new security doctrine prioritizing offensive military action against regional adversaries.
A coalition of 19 Arab and Islamic nations issued a joint statement in Amman opposing Colombia's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem.
Jordan faces a severe water deficit as groundwater extraction far exceeds safe limits, threatening national security and the future of the agricultural
Jordan is reforming higher education by adjusting university admissions and increasing financial aid to better align academic output with labor market
Jordan has enacted the Agricultural Risk Mitigation Solidarity Fund Law to transition from reactive compensation to a proactive agricultural risk
The Restoring Hope Society is providing medical care and prosthetic limbs to over 450 Palestinian amputees from Gaza through a specialized rehabilitation
The University of Jordan has reached 69 internationally accredited programs after receiving new recognition from ABET for its agriculture curriculum.
The Arab Union for International Exhibitions and Conferences and the Arab Academics and Scientists Union will co-host an educational technology expo in
Israeli forces detained 12 Palestinians during a series of coordinated raids across Tulkarm, Anabta, and Faroun on Monday morning.
Makbas Records will launch Jordan's first vinyl pressing plant in Amman by early 2027, providing a local manufacturing hub for regional musicians.
Royal Court Chief Yousef Hassan Al-Issawi reaffirmed King Abdullah II's commitment to the Palestinian cause and the protection of Jerusalem holy sites.
King Abdullah II of Jordan and Iraqi President Nizar Amidi discussed regional stability and strategies to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation.
Jordan Exports has identified a 2.5 billion dollar trade opportunity across five emerging markets including Kenya, Tanzania, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, and
Orange Jordan has launched its Health Month campaign, Your Health, Your Priority, to promote employee well-being through wellness resources and activities.
The Jordan Insurance Federation has become the first institution in the country to be named an Approved Professional Development Center by the CII.
King Abdullah of Jordan and Iraqi President Nizar Amidi met to discuss regional stability and the progress of the Basra-Aqaba oil pipeline project.
Jordanian Businessmen Association President Ayman Alawneh and UAE Ambassador Sultan Al Shamsi met to discuss strengthening bilateral economic investment
Jordan is leveraging its established expertise in automotive component manufacturing to expand its industrial footprint and grow its export sector.
A study of 901 Jordanian pharmacists reveals that limited digital infrastructure, rather than generational resistance, is the primary barrier to AI
Jordan will host the DF UNCAGED international mixed martial arts championship at the historic Roman Theatre in Amman on October 30, 2026.
Jordanian officials report a rise in drug smuggling from Israel using drones and GPS-equipped balloons to transport narcotics across the western border.
The Council of Heads of Churches in Jordan has endorsed a new bill to modernize legal frameworks for Christian personal status, inheritance, and estates.
Jordanian authorities report a significant rise in drug smuggling attempts using drones and balloons originating from the border with Israel.
Researchers are investigating how the global phenomenon of ocean darkening may impact the unique marine ecosystem and coral reefs of the Gulf of Aqaba.
The new Conservation and Restoration Center in Jerash uses advanced scientific methods to safeguard Jordan's archaeological sites and historical artifacts.
A 3,000-year-old tomb in Pella, Jordan, reveals evidence of early Iron Age trade networks through the discovery of black pepper residues and bronze
Jordanian and Saudi foreign ministers held a telephone conversation to coordinate efforts on regional stability and prevent the escalation of conflicts.
Jordanian security forces report a surge in high-tech drug smuggling, intercepting drones and balloons used to transport narcotics across the border.
Fifteen Jordanian food manufacturing companies are showcasing their products at the SIAL Paris 2026 exhibition to expand their international market reach.
The Jordan Press Association has finalized selection criteria for its eight-seat delegation to the 2027 Hajj pilgrimage in coordination with the ministry.
The U.S. Embassy in Amman has issued a security alert for American citizens in Jordan, advising heightened vigilance amid regional instability.
The Jordanian Ministry of Labour has launched an initiative to employ 171 local workers through new partnerships with private agricultural companies.
Temperatures in Jordan will remain below seasonal averages on Saturday with light rain in the north and reduced visibility from dust and fog.
The Jordanian Ministry of Environment has launched nationwide cleanup campaigns and a new initiative to promote environmental responsibility and reduce
The Public Security Directorate has arrested two individuals following the assault of a 13-year-old boy with a sharp object in the Tareq area of Amman.
Jordan is set to showcase $15 billion in green energy and industrial projects at an upcoming conference to attract European investment to the kingdom.
Brent crude prices reached $110 a barrel following supply concerns linked to Middle East tensions and uncertainty surrounding Russian diesel exports.
A report from the Jewish People Policy Institute reveals that 62 countries have enacted 121 punitive measures against Israel due to regional policies.
The 100 Global Citizens initiative uses participatory dialogue and story circles to foster social cohesion between refugee and Jordanian youth.
Jordanian consumer confidence rose to 42.6 points in the third quarter of 2026, with 64 percent of citizens believing the nation is on the right track.
Inbound remittances from Jordanian expatriates reached USD 2.97 billion in the first seven months of 2026, marking a 14.1 percent increase over last year.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi held talks to coordinate on regional security and stability.
Amir Hisham Al-Najjar secured the overall title and 4WD category win at the final round of the Jordan Speed Test Championship at the Dead Sea.
Jordan has formally condemned Israeli settler attacks on a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank town of Taybeh near Ramallah.
Jordan reaffirmed its support for the Palestinian cause and the importance of upholding international law at the 52nd OIC Council of Foreign Ministers.
The Chinese Embassy participated in the 62nd Annual International Diplomatic Bazaar in Amman to showcase culture and support local charitable initiatives.
Iraq has incurred 60 billion dollars in economic losses due to regional conflict and disruptions to oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip continue for the 374th day, resulting in new casualties and ongoing infrastructure damage across the region.
Jordan's Ministry of Investment is seeking prequalification bids for the 450-megawatt Al-Mujib pumped hydro energy storage project near the Al-Mujib Dam.
The U.S. military is evaluating the use of conventional ordnance against Iranian infrastructure as regional tensions rise during the Israeli election
Foreign ministers from 19 nations issued a joint statement in Amman condemning Colombia's decision to open a new embassy in the city of Jerusalem.
Raytheon has been awarded $729 million in contracts to supply LIDS counter-drone systems to the US Army, Qatar, and Jordan for enhanced aerial defense.
Jordan has officially welcomed a UN Security Council statement condemning Houthi militia attacks against Saudi Arabia to support regional stability.
Moody's projects economic resilience for Jordan, forecasting real GDP growth to reach 3% over the remainder of the decade following improved fiscal scores.
Jordan recorded a 3 percent economic growth rate in the second quarter of 2026, driven by strong performance in the manufacturing and agriculture sectors.
Jordan ranked 50th globally in the 2026 Economic Freedom Index, achieving a notable third-place position in the Sound Money category among 165 countries.
The Land Transport Regulatory Commission will launch a tender in March 2027 for a new public transport hub in Salt to improve transit efficiency.
Nissan and Bustami & Saheb Group sponsored the Red Bull Car Park Drift in Jordan to highlight the brand's motorsport heritage and the Nissan Z performance.
Cyprus celebrated its 66th anniversary of independence in Amman, with Ambassador Sifak Avedisian calling for universal adherence to international law.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has updated its guidance for Jordanian airspace, advising airlines to assess potential risks during operations.
Jordan will see a temperature drop and potential light rain on Thursday, followed by pleasant autumn weather across the country on Friday.
The US military has finalized contingency plans for potential strikes against Iranian energy and nuclear facilities using high-yield conventional
The Jordan Standards and Metrology Organisation celebrated World Standards Day by highlighting the importance of global alignment for economic growth.
Iraqi Ambassador to Jordan Omer Barzenji confirmed that local police were called to the embassy in Amman following a dispute between staff and a visitor.
Zain Jordan has received the Tier III Gold Certification of Operational Sustainability from the Uptime Institute for its data center facility, THE BUNKER.
The Jordan Chamber of Industry is partnering with Australian firms to advance mineral exploration, mining operations, and industrial manufacturing sectors.
The moon and the Pleiades star cluster will align in the Jordanian night sky on October 28, 2026, offering a clear viewing opportunity for local observers.
Jordanian educator Fatima Bani Ayesh represented the Kingdom at the eTwinning Annual Conference 2026 in Brussels to discuss future-ready school strategies.
Al Hussein Technical University and the Fajr Company have signed an agreement to provide technical scholarships for students in Jordan.
Investment Minister Tareq Abu Ghazaleh met with EU and Belgian officials in Brussels to promote economic cooperation and attract foreign investment to
RTX has secured a USD729 million contract to supply LIDS air-defense components to the US Army, Jordan, and Qatar for neutralizing unmanned aerial threats.
Jordanian officials warn that Israeli military operations and settler violence in the West Bank are driving Palestinian displacement and regional
Severe storms and flash flooding have resulted in four deaths across Syria, Libya, and Jordan following intense rainfall on 14 October 2026.
Jordan has launched a National School Feeding Strategy for 2026-2030 to improve student health and learning outcomes through a sustainable partnership
Jordan's Land Transport Regulatory Commission has launched a field inspection campaign to ensure smart transport apps comply with new passenger
The World Food Programme faces a $117.9 million funding shortfall in Jordan, forcing aid reductions for Syrian refugees and vulnerable populations.
The Jordan Meteorological Department forecasts mild weather across most of the country on October 14, 2026, with heat persisting in low-lying regions.