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OpenAI recently shared six essential tips for users to maximize their experience with ChatGPT, making interactions smarter, deeper, and more productive. These insights were discussed in an episode of the OpenAI Podcast, featuring Christina Kim, Head of Post-Training Research, and Laurentia Romanik, Product Manager for Model Behavior.
Dec 10,2025 | Technology
Between serums and creams, many women find themselves caught between one of the most common questions in skincare: What does the skin truly need? With countless products and diverse formulations, moisturization is no longer a simple surface-level step; it has become a precise science based on understanding the skin’s needs at every stage.
Dec 10,2025 | Fashion
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Jordan’s recent advisory concerning online attempts to recruit Jordanian citizens into the Russian military has prompted thoughtful discussion across the country. Although the number of cases appears small, the advisory is notable because it points to a broader global trend: digital communication has become fast, borderless, and capable of reaching individuals in ways that were unimaginable only a decade ago.
Dec 01,2025| AnalysisSince US President Trump took office in the United States, everyone knows that he received a heavy legacy in three interrelated global conflicts that strained the US economy in particular and the global economy in general, through the US support to its allies in those conflicts without decisive results, these conflicts are the Russian - Ukrainian war, the Middle East war and the Taiwan crisis.
Nov 30,2025| Analysis
The International Governmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, under UNESCO, announced during its session in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday, the inclusion of Jordan’s “Al-Mahras” olive tree on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, alongside other Jordanian and Arab joint heritage files.
Dec 10,2025 | Around Jordan
A remarkable fossil insect named Bcharreglaris haddadini was recently documented from the 140-million-year-old Jordanian amber. The species was identified and officially named by researcher Hani Al-Qudumi, who chose the name haddadini in honor of Dr. Abbas Haddadin, the discoverer of Jordanian amber and one of the leading figures who revealed its scientific importance.
Dec 10,2025 | Around JordanEditor's Picks
