| New blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline Enlarge Photo Onlookers watch the flames following an attack on February 5 by saboteurs on a pipeline that supplies gas to Israel close to the town of El-Arish in the north of the Sinai peninsula,... | |
| Attackers Blow up Gas Pipeline in Egypt's Sinai Volleys of tear gas left a white cloud over Cairo's Tahrir Square and surrounding streets in the vicinity of Egypt's Interior Ministry, in the fourth day of clashes between security forces... |
| Royal Automobile Museum celebrated King Abdullah II’s 50th birthday On the occasion of His Majesty King Abdullah II's birthday, the Royal Automobile Museum organized an open day for the whole family to enjoy at the... |
| Egypt: Police fire gas over Cairo's Tahrir Square CAIRO (AP) -- Volleys of tear gas left a white cloud over Cairo's Tahrir Square and surrounding streets in the vicinity of Egypt's Interior Ministry, in the fourth day of clashes between... |
| Le Meridien Amman launches its 'Elite Card' loyalty programme Stemming from Le Meridien Amman's desire to create a memorable and distinguished dining experience, Le Meridien Amman has recently launched its Elite Card granting its holders the privilege of... |
| RGH Games releases Trashers for IOS RGH Games, a division of Rubicon Group Holding (RGH) which is based in Amman and has offices in Dubai, announces the release of Trashers, its latest game for the iPhone and iPad that invites kids of... |
| "The Palestinians and the Arab Spring," By His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein, Wall Street Journal Interview with HM King Abdullah II with PBS The Palestinians and the Arab Spring The Palestinian right to statehood remains the Arab people's foremost cause. By Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein Wall Street Journal (Opinion) January 19,... |
| New blast hits Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel, Jordan Al-Arish, Egypt (dpa) - Gunmen set off an explosion at a gas pipeline in Egypt, in the eleventh such attack on the line that transports gas to Israel and Jordan since former president Hosny ... |
| No Filipino hurt, killed in Syrian turmoil— DFA MANILA, Philippines - No Filipinos were killed or injured in the latest and deadliest crackdown on protests by Syrian security forces in the troubled Middle East country, according to the Department... |
| Sinai gas line explodes An explosion hit a gas pipeline running from Egypt to Israel today, witnesses and state television reported. The pipeline, which also supplies gas to Jordan, has come under attack at least 12... |
| Gas pipeline explodes in Egypt's northern Sinai The pipeline carries gas from Egypt to Israel and Jordan State news agency blames the attack on unknown militants There are no immediate reports of... |
| U.S. women call Egypt captors "kind" American tourists Norma Supe, left, and Patti Gamal, right, are seen after their release by gunmen in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, late Friday, Feb. 3, 2012. Bedouin tribesmen abducted two female American... |
| U.S. Women Kidnapped In Egypt: Captors Were Kind, Polite, Hospitable CAIRO - Their kidnappers gave them tea and dried fruit, and talked about religion and tribal rights. The California women were allowed to bring their Egyptian tour guide with them. One even put out... |
| Text of proposed UN resolution on Syria Expressing grave concern at the deterioration of the situation in Syria, and profound concern at the death of thousands of people and calling for an immediate end to all... |
| King renews Jordan’s support for Palestinians His Majesty King Abdullah on Saturday reiterated that Jordan will continue its support for the Palestinian people in their efforts to reach a permanent peace that restores their legitimate rights, a... |
| Sinai Peninsula kidnapping: American tourists praise kidnappers after their release in Egypt Security officials secured the release of two female American tourists and their guide, hours after they were kidnapped at gunpoint while vacationing in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula... |
