While the US administration is moving forward in promoting its regional plan, the Palestinian authority has cornered itself into a very tight position.Last week Jordan hosted a Euro-Arab ministerial meeting with representatives from Jordan, Egypt, Germany and France to highlight

Jordan has committed to conducting parliamentary elections in November this year, amid COVID-19, regardless of the logistical difficulties of doing so.

Jordanian attempts to reengage with the region should be done based on a long-term strategy that aims to leverage the advantages of its borders, following several years of wearing the cost of regional chaos, that in many ways Jordan is still facing.

The incident at the Port of Beirut last week cannot be considered as just another disaster like many others that occur daily in the Middle East.

A Royal Decree has been issued in Jordan to hold parliamentary elections in accordance with the provisions of law. The final stages of preparations are being made for new elections to be held on November 10, and the right atmosphere must be prepared for successful elections.

Global politics is shifting and the traditional dynamics in place since World War II is changing.

Recent developments in southern Syria demonstrate the growing threat from terrorist and criminal groups in the area, and the need to pay closer attention to the evolving situation.

Potential instability on the borders is a critical risk for all countries, especially in the Middle East.

While the Israeli government has not officially announced a date, many expected the implementation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to annex the West Bank on the July 1, last week.