King Abdullah II says Prince Hamzah will not be given ‘space to offend the nation’ as royal rift widens.

King Abdullah II says Prince Hamzah will not be given ‘space to offend the nation’ as royal rift widens.
The Dead Sea has been dropping one metre each year, causing sinkholes and other problems for the agricultural sector.
Official media remain silent for almost two weeks since Hamzah’s announcement, as Jordanians complain of corruption.
Prince Hamzah says his convictions cannot be reconciled with the ‘approaches, policies and methods of our institutions’.
Water scarcity and other effects of climate change impact the vulnerable the most, say NGO workers.
King Abdullah and Israeli defence minister Gantz meet before Ramadan, a year after tensions led to war in Gaza.
Opened in 2014, the remote refugee camp was built in response to overcrowding at Zaatari, Jordan’s largest facility.
Jordanian archaeologist Wael Abu-Azziza says despite the site being thousands of years old, ‘everything almost intact’.
Recognition of ‘Jordanian women’ in the constitution ignited a brawl in parliament and debate over their status.
Farming initiative promotes food independence in Jordan by converting unused urban land into productive wheat fields.
The possible deals include F-16 fighter jets for Jordan and upgrades to UAE and Saudi Arabia’s air defence systems.
A recent spate of constitutional amendments will give even more power to Jordan’s King Abdullah II.
Army says it found large quantities of drugs hidden in Syrian trucks passing through Jordan’s main border crossing.
The project, funded by the World Bank, will send 250 megawatts of Jordanian energy to power-starved Lebanon via Syria.