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August 3rd, 2008Jordan times
UNIFEM launches 'Progress of Arab Women 2004' report
Jordan Times Monday, July 19, 2004. UNIFEM launches 'Progress of Arab Women 2004' report By Rana Husseini AMMAN ? A UN report released Sunday revealed that while women make up 49 ... (more...)
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The Jordan Times is an English daily newspaper in Amman, Jordan. This newspaper, established in 1976, is owned by Jordan Press Foundation See also (more...)
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By Mohammad Ghazal. AMMAN - Aides to Lebanese pop stars said Wednesday the decision by their bosses to boycott Jordan Festival is rooted in an internal Jordanian dispute that ... (more...)
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An old woman downtown talks about gender equality with GEC organiser Dina Liddawi on Saturday (Photo by Thameen Kheetan) (more...)
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Online version of this daily paper; provides updated news reports on Jordan and on international events in English. (more...)
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Hundreds across Jordan 'Stand Up and Speak Out Against Poverty ...
Hundreds across Jordan 'Stand Up and Speak Out Against Poverty' ... MENAFN - Jordan Times) AMMAN - An old man in brown trousers and a blue cap stuck his head into the rusty garbage ... (more...)
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Deputies endorse draft laws on economic development zones and domestic violence during Sunday?s Lower House session (Al Rai photo) (more...)
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Jordan- Energy security expert sounds alarm over oil :: MENAFN ...
Jordan- Energy security expert sounds alarm over oil ... MENAFN - Jordan Times) "Oil is finished, it's over with, it's done," exclaimed Paul Sullivan, economics professor at the ... (more...)