Jordan

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The election for the 130-seat parliament was marred by low turnout and the coronavirus pandemic.

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Jordan’s government is more representative than others in the Middle East, but most power is held by King Abdullah II.

Some 4.5 million people eligible to vote will cast their ballots for candidates to fill the 130-member chamber.

Elections were first held in 1989 but Parliament’s power remains limited with the king choosing the PM and the senate.

A shopping mall in Jordan removed French products from shelves in response to comments made by Emmanuel Macron.

The new administration will seek to accelerate economic reforms amid the coronavirus crisis.

The gov’t orders 48-hour curfew which will apply every weekend following an ‘exponential’ rise in the number of cases.

Omar al-Razzaz will stay on in a caretaker capacity until the king designates a successor to oversee elections.