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All those flawless images on Instagram and advertisements promising silky, long, thick, and effortlessly straight hair are just part of a beauty illusion. They often overlook the most important factor: your daily hair care routine is the true foundation of healthy hair.
Feb 17,2026 | Fashion
Blackheads are among the most common and frustrating skin problems for women, affecting not only skin smoothness and clarity but also its natural radiance. They typically appear on the nose, chin, and forehead due to excess oil and impurities clogging open pores, gradually forming dark spots that are difficult to remove.
Feb 17,2026 | Fashion
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The old-age retirement age is one of the most sensitive and influential variables in ensuring the sustainability of social insurance systems, as it directly affects the balance between contribution periods and benefit periods, as well as the long-term relationship between insurance revenues and pension expenditures.
Feb 11,2026| AnalysisI was honored to accept the invitation of the European Union Ambassador in Amman to a working lunch, which was attended by a number of representatives from accredited international news agencies and newspapers, as well as writers from the Jordan Times in Jordan. The meeting was dedicated to discussing the prospects for Jordanian-European relations and reviewing the most prominent political, economic, and cooperative developments between the two sides. It also provided an opportunity for direct dialogue and an exchange of views on partnership priorities, regional challenges, and future opportunities to enhance cooperation in various fields.
Feb 11,2026| Analysis
The Dibeen Forest Reserve in Jerash Governorate continues to implement developmental and eco-tourism programs aimed at protecting forests and enhancing the local economy through participatory production projects that create jobs and support heritage industries and sustainable tourism.
Feb 15,2026 | Around Jordan
The number of visitors to tourist and archaeological sites in Madaba Governorate recorded a significant increase in 2025, reaching 259,664 visitors, compared with 193,983 visitors in 2024 — a 34% rise. This indicates the beginning of a recovery in Madaba’s tourism sector.
Feb 11,2026 | Around JordanEditor's Picks
