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• PALESTINE REFUGEE STUDENTS IN JORDAN GO BACK TO SCHOOL AFTER MONTHS OF DISTANT LEARNING

• German election: Who could succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor?

• Animal rescue organisation comes to aid of Amman’s strays

• Drought diplomacy boosts Israel-Jordan ties

• August sees drop in number of fake news articles — Akeed

• Excitement, coupled with anxiety, awaits return of in-person learning

• Environmentalists object to copper mine in Jordanian nature reserve

• Jordan’s Tourism Minister Explains the Secret to the Country’s Improved Summer Tourism Season

• Afghanistan is a 'fundamental moment' for UK-US relations and the influence of Western powers

• Young Jordanian shows ropes of adventure travel to enthusiasts

• COVID-19 patient zero may have been Wuhan lab worker: WHO official

• JLW: Youth the 'hardest-hit' group in labor market by Covid-19 crisis

• Scholar explores settlement patterns in Jordan Valley in ancient times

• Underage marriages increase amid pandemic in Jordan — report

• Oxygen pipe rupture kills nine in Russia COVID-19 hospital: Reports

• Teacher's project offers glimpse of school life in the UAE before unification

• King Abdullah wants political reforms in Jordan

• US may require foreign visitors be vaccinated: White House

• Lebanon’s League of Victims

• Why Jordan leads the way in Arabic-language training

• Israel and Jordan’s Relationship Is Better Than It Looks