Breaking News:
Breaking News:
“Diet” soft drinks do not damage the liver in the same way as alcohol, viral hepatitis, or certain toxic medications. However, when consumed in large quantities, they may indirectly contribute to metabolic dysfunction–associated fatty liver disease (MASLD, formerly known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, NAFLD). This could be due to artificial sweeteners in these drinks or eating patterns linked to high diet soda consumption.
40m ago | Health
WhatsApp has begun testing a new update in its iPhone beta version, offering a clearer and more organized way to delete chats and their content. The change aims to reduce accidental deletions and give users finer control over managing their conversations.
Jan 01,2026 | Technology
Forecast
Most Read
Everyone knows that the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is located in the middle of a volatile region since its foundation, in addition to its geopolitical location between three continents, and what distinguished Jordan is its steadfastness in its political positions throughout the past decades, its decision in war and peace was an Arabic decision and was not once a uniqueness or a political adolescence
Dec 28,2025| AnalysisThe return to war between Iran and the Zionist entity is no longer a hypothetical question or mere media scare tactic. It has become a steadily advancing possibility as all the red lines that governed the conflict for years continue to erode. What is unfolding today is a shift from a carefully managed shadow conflict to a confrontation edging closer to the open—not because either side seeks an all-out war, but because both now see retreat as more dangerous than pressing forward.
Dec 28,2025| Analysis
Dr. Mohammad Abu Omar, Commissioner for Economic Affairs and Investment at the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority, affirmed the authority’s ongoing support for King Hussein International Airport, highlighting its role as a cornerstone of the region’s transport and logistics network and its importance in attracting investments to Aqaba. He emphasized the need to improve the work environment and streamline procedures to enhance service quality and strengthen the airport’s regional and international competitiveness.
Dec 29,2025 | Around Jordan
Dr. Abbas Haddadin has uncovered a unique flower preserved in Jordanian amber, estimated to be around 140 million years old. This ancient flower bears a remarkable resemblance to the modern anemone, providing scientists with a rare opportunity to study the evolution of flowering plants across geological ages. The flower was discovered near King Talal Dam in the Zarqa Stream and represents a significant addition to the botanical fossil record of the region.
Dec 17,2025 | Around JordanEditor's Picks
