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Recent health reports indicate that some everyday beverages may play a supportive role in regulating blood sugar levels, especially when incorporated into a healthy lifestyle.
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The issue of unemployment in Jordan is now entering an even more complex stage, because the challenge is no longer merely internal, tied to weak growth and structural imbalances in the labor market and education system. It is now also being fueled by the American-Israeli war on Iran and its regional expansion.
Apr 08,2026| AnalysisDespite being surrounded by turmoil and escalating regional tensions, Syria’s diplomatic track has continued to advance. Since assuming the presidency, Ahmad al-Sharaa has focused on restoring Syria to a functioning state footing, using diplomacy as a primary tool rather than an afterthought. A steady stream of high-level visits to Damascus-from Mahmoud Abbas and Nawaf Salam in 2025, to Ursula von der Leyen and Volodymyr Zelenskyy in 2026-points to a deliberate attempt to normalize engagement with a state long treated as diplomatically untouchable.
Apr 07,2026| Analysis
IRBID – Since the beginning of April, archaeological and natural sites in the Irbid Governorate have witnessed active tourism movement and a massive influx of visitors from various provinces. This surge coincides with the onset of spring and mild weather, which has blanketed the northern hills in a lush, attractive green veil.
Apr 11,2026 | Around Jordan
For the second consecutive day, the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) continued its "Leave It Clean 2026" campaign in Aqaba and the Wadi Rum area. Launched during the Eid al-Fitr holiday, the campaign reinforces ASEZA's commitment to environmental preservation and urban aesthetics, aligning with Royal directives declaring 2026 the "Year of Cleanliness." It also integrates with the National Plan to combat littering, led by the Ministry of Environment.
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