The story of Muhammad, a Yemeni refugee stuck in Amman with his family, under the status of "asylum seeker", waiting for resettlement in a country that accepts him.

Sanabel Abdelrahman writes on the practices of «apologist academia» and the silence of academics and intellectuals working on the Middle East.

By Shaker Jarrar and Omar Fares Illustrations by Rawand Issa Translated by Paulina Keller The original report was published by 7iber on July 2, 2019. “Within the past five years, we’ve worked on promoting microfinance in Jordan. Today, I am proud to say that we have many world-class microfinance institutions in Jordan, enabling thousands of.

Following the killing of George Floyd at the hands of US police in May, numerous statues have been toppled and vandalized by protesters or removed by city personnel. Who were the men behind these statues? By Tamara Nassar.

"With corporate media and mainstream networks owned by the ruling billionaire class.. journalism and state-owned media are starting to sound similar." By Tamara Nassar.

After three years of working with international organizations in the humanitarian sector, Ayah Al-Oballi writes about the deeply problematic aspects of her experience.

After three years of working with international organizations in the humanitarian sector, Ayah Al-Oballi writes about the deeply problematic aspects of her experience.

During the most recent teachers' strike, female teachers, who make up 62% of all government employed teachers, played a major role. Afaf Al-Khoshman writes about the significance of this participation in the face of numerous threats and accusations.

Over decades, the spoken dialect in Amman, particularly in terms of the pronunciation the letter Qāf, has changed. However, these changes were not the result of a natural evolution of communication tools, but a reflection of power relations in the communities in question.

Western critics have long sought to appropriate the works of Palestinian artist Mona Hatoum as indicative of "their modernity". But it is precisely because of her complex position and background that she achieved fame and success, not in spite of them. By Yazan Loujami.