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• USAID Celebrates Launch of New Youth Services at Women’s Charity, Al Netaquein

• Jordan, Bahrain agree to exchange expertise in social development

• Family affairs council approves paternity leave

• Project Pen web platform adopts ‘new look’, reaches out to int’l audience

• Int’l youth foundation launches new services in Jordan Valley

• Mutah University suspends classes after fresh violence

• UN: Jordan and Lebanon bear the most of Syrian crisis

• Syrian exiles get taste of home: beloved ice cream

• 34% of doctors in Jordan smoke

• Ensour calls for reviewing higher education sector

• Violence against women reaches epidemic proportions — WHO

• Senate president meets secretary general of ISESCO, president of Global Forum of Moderation

• Anglican leader due in Jordan

• Jordanian Detainees Continue Their Strike For The 53rd Day

• 'Maintenance main issue preventing taxis from switching to hybrid'

• Mutah University clashes renew despite tribal figures intervention

• Students set school on fire in protest of exam ban

• Bodies of two women found in northeastern Jordan

• Study: Jordan teens still believe 'honour killings' justified

• Students clash at Mutah University

• Jordan to host 13th Meeting of the Washington Group on Disability Statistics in October