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Jordan’s interior minister reveals daily coordination with Syria to combat smugglingNews

Jordan’s interior minister reveals daily coordination with Syria to combat smuggling

Jordanian Interior Minister Mazen al-Faraya said Amman and Damascus coordinate daily to combat smuggling and train Syrian security agencies, announcing that 15,342 drug cases had been recorded this year. He also discussed overcrowding in rehabilitation centres, border-crossing development, the return of Syrians, conditions in the West Bank and the impact of unemployment on security and society.

Jordan’s King warns of regional threat from Israeli policiesNews

Jordan’s King warns of regional threat from Israeli policies

Jordan’s King Abdullah II warned in his address to the United Nations General Assembly of Israeli expansion in the region, particularly in Syria. He criticised the international community’s handling of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, reaffirming Jordan’s commitment to a just peace, support for Palestinians and UNRWA, and the protection of its borders and water security.

Al-Badu Street in Mafraq preserves the memory of the Badia despite declining tradeTourism and Travel

Al-Badu Street in Mafraq preserves the memory of the Badia despite declining trade

Al-Badu Street, one of the oldest markets in the Jordanian city of Mafraq, continues to sell herding supplies, goat-hair tents, coffee implements and traditional clothing, but its commercial activity has declined as lifestyles have changed. The street, whose origins date back more than 70 years, retains its value as a witness to the history of the Badia and the city’s transformations.

Aqaba ammonia leak injures 11 and puts safety back in focusNews

Aqaba ammonia leak injures 11 and puts safety back in focus

Eleven people were injured in a limited ammonia gas leak during maintenance of an old pump in the industrial zone south of Aqaba, with 7 remaining under medical observation. Authorities said the incident was quickly brought under control and caused no environmental pollution, while a lawmaker from the governorate called for the causes of recurring leaks to be addressed and the safety system updated.

Return of Syrians from Jordan slows as Zaatari camp houses 45,000News

Return of Syrians from Jordan slows as Zaatari camp houses 45,000

A total of 231,720 Syrians returned from Jordan to their country between December 8, 2024, and September 12, 2026, according to Jordan’s Interior Ministry. Although voluntary returns continue, their pace has declined after rising in the early months, while 343,142 Syrian refugees remain registered with the UN refugee agency in the kingdom.

U.S. officials: Chinese imagery helped Iran target a base in JordanNews

U.S. officials: Chinese imagery helped Iran target a base in Jordan

U.S. officials said Iran obtained high-resolution satellite imagery of Muwaffaq Salti Air Base from Chinese entities before a July attack that killed three U.S. soldiers. The officials did not accuse the Chinese government of direct involvement, while a White House official denied that foreign assistance had enhanced Tehran’s ability to attack the United States.

Maryam al-Khatib to host “Cinema +” on Jordanian televisionMedia

Maryam al-Khatib to host “Cinema +” on Jordanian television

Jordanian presenter Maryam al-Khatib announced the launch of her new program, “Cinema +,” on Jordanian television in August 2026, in an experience focused on artistic and cinematic content. The broadcaster has not yet published extensive details about the program’s airdate, segments or guests, nor clarified its relationship with “C Cinema.”

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  1. Mosaic mural in Al-Salt made from 3.75 million stones nears completion
  2. Jordan’s King warns of regional threat from Israeli policies
  3. Return of Syrians from Jordan slows as Zaatari camp houses 45,000
  4. Jordan’s interior minister reveals daily coordination with Syria to combat smuggling
  5. Aqaba ammonia leak injures 11 and puts safety back in focus