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Cooler week forecast
Relatively cold and wet weather is expected to prevail during the coming week as unstable conditions affect the country, according to the Jordan Meteorological Department (JMD).
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Gaza ceasefire holds but mistrust runs deep
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas held firm on Thursday with scenes of joy among the ruins in Gaza over what Palestinians hailed as a victory, and both sides saying their fingers were still on the trigger.
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Pakistan attacks kill 37 as summit convenes
Muslim leaders pledged to work more closely at a rare summit in Pakistan on Thursday as militant attacks killed 37 people across the country in some of the deadliest violence claimed by the Taliban for months.
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RJ receives new Airbus A320
Royal Jordanian (RJ) announced that a new Airbus A320 aircraft joined its fleet on Wednesday.
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League’s Week 11 kicks off Friday
Week 11 of the 61st Jordan Professional League kicks off on Friday with standings beginning to take shape after weeks 9 and 10 during which the national team lost 1-0 to Iraq and the Jordan Cup ended Week 8.
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How high-tech are you really?
It takes more than a flashy smartphone and a fast ADSL line to be trendy — that is in the high-tech world at least.
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‘Shocking’
The figures mentioned in the article “Traffic accidents kill nearly 8,000 in last 10 years — PSD” (The Jordan Times, November 20, 2012) are absolutely shocking.
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Pakistan attacks kill 37 as summit convenes
Muslim leaders pledged to work more closely at a rare summit in Pakistan on Thursday as militant attacks killed 37 people across the country in some of the deadliest violence claimed by the Taliban for months. Full story
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Islamists to return to the streets as fuel protests.
The Muslim Brotherhood is set to return to the streets on Friday as.
