Archaeologists are buzzing with the astonishing claim that they may have discovered Jesus' Holy Grail cup beneath Jordan's ...

Archaeologists have uncovered what they believe to be the Holy Grail cup beneath the Jordanian Treasury, the iconic building ...

Known as Ed Deir—the Monastery—this building was a temple for the worship of the deified King Obodas I. It was used as a church in the Byzantine period. Deep within Jordan’s desolate desert ...

The upcoming Jordan Rally will be the fourth round of the ... Qatar’s Nasser Saleh al-Attiyah and Candido Carrera head the field after winning the opening three rounds of the season in Oman ...

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AMMAN - Jordan's Bank al Etihad has acquired smaller peer Investbank in a deal that will create one of the kingdom's biggest lenders, bank officials said on Thursday. The two banks' boards agreed to a ...

The Jordanian king had expressed alarm about allegations circulating in diplomatic circles regarding a possible plot to eradicate Al-Sharaa, Shaheen said during a Senate hearing. She brought up ...

Jordan condemns a visit by far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to the Temple Mount. “The practices of this extremist minister and his continued incursions into the blessed Al ...

KUWAIT CITY, May 16: Following the heated aftermath of the recent match between Al Arabi Club and Kuwait SC, the Kuwait Football Association has announced a series of disciplinary measures against ...

Palestinian President Lifts Ban on Operations of Qatar's Al Jazeera TV Inside Palestinian Territory (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has lifted on Monday a ban imposed on operations ...

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Machinery at work inside a marble quarry [Alberto Mazzieri/Al Jazeera] “Carrara has changed,” says Matteo Procuranti, an artist and activist whose father was once a quarry director.