350.org is an international organization that is working against climate change. Here is a video put together by Astrid Ellefsen, who is working and living in Amman.

“Pomegranates and Myrr” Directed by Najwa Najjar and developed in RAWI Screenwriters Lab, released at Grand Cinema Zara Wadi Saqra and City Mall starting 14 October 2009 Awards Script Winner Screenplay Development Fund Amiens, France Cinema in Motion San Sebastian Film Festival (4 awards) 2008 Syopsis Ramallah this decade. A free spirited woman dancer, Kamar,.

By Farah Mehdawi I have certainly not been expecting Obama to pull the rabbit out of the hat and surprise us all with some solution that could push forward the peace process, especially after winning the Nobel Prize. While the world is dazzled with Obama’s magical tunes with promises of peace, prosperity and a better.

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Written by E. I must say that after trying several companies, number one definitely is DHL, and all the others are far behind. What really shocked me though is how each one of those two major companies exports its culture. DHL is very precise. They have accurate service and when they tell you a shipment.

Written by Khaled Sedki, Interruptions (Catatonia workshop @Makan) image courtesy of Interruptions.ning.com A pack of tuna was all that’s needed to trigger all the neighborhood’s cats! Though that was supposed to be my own dinner, but at times one prefers nice company to a full stomach! My little room in Lwaibdeh is quite small, but.

Hundreds of Pepsi bottles fell from a truck on the road from Mafraq to Amman.

Written By: Khalid Irani Minister of Environment – Jordan To begin with, I would like to state that I am big fan of the new social media tools that have brought people of different nationalities, intellectual backgrounds, professions, social strata and ideologies closer together and brought down a lot of communication barriers. To utilize social.

Around 300 Jordanians marched from Saladdin Mosque to the Prime Ministry after Friday prayers yesterday to protest the latest Israeli measures in Al-Aqsa mosque and Jerusalem. Gathering across the street from the Prime Ministry, the protestors chanted slogans denouncing Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas and Arab governments and cheering for Hamas. They criticized the Jordanian public.

More photos from: Ahmad Humeid Khobbeizeh Interruptions Were you at the Parade? What did you think of it? Share your thoughts and feelings.