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Analysis: too little, too late? What do Jordanians think of the cabinet shake up

  • Omar Al-Razzaz, a Harvard-educated economist, was named prime minister last week, succeeding Hani Mulki.
  • n the aftermath of the protests, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait pledged to extend a $2.5 billion aid package to Jordan. On Wednesday, Qatar pledged $500 million in cash and investments.
By Daoud Kuttab ·

Some big Jordanian unions strike despite replacement of PM

By AFP - AP ·

Jordan’s PM reshuffles cabinet to soothe anger over poor economy

By Reuters ·
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New agreements signal improved Jordan-Palestine relations

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