Stories about Jordan from February, 2009
Arab World: Job Losses on the Way?
With news headlines spelling out economic doom as governments, companies and individuals continue to tighten their belts, bloggers across the Arab world jump on the bandwagon and ask: "Are job layoffs coming our way?"
Jordan: Whoever Wins in Israel, Palestinians Lose
“Whoever truly ends up winning the Israeli elections, whether through seats or the formation of a coalition government, one thing is for certain: Palestinians will be losing out,” writes Jordanian Naseem Tarawnah on the outcome of the Israeli elections.
Jordan: Clothes, Logos and Traffic Violators
In this round up of Jordnian blogs, Mohammad Azraq quotes bloggers discussing wearing colourful clothes, Amman's new logo and traffic violators.
Jordan: Why I Love Gmail
And Far Away, from Jordan, writes about what she loves about emailing service – Gmail.
Jordan: Reckless school bus driver
Kinziblogs, writing from Jordan, complains about a reckless school bus driver in this post.
Jordan: Water, Honour Crimes, Jordan Web Award, and Corporate Social Responsibilty
In this week's round up of Jordanian blogs, bloggers are discussing water scarcity, honour crime, the Jordan web awards and corporate responsibility, reports Mohammad Azraq, from Amman.
Jordan: Credit card drama
From Jordan, Jad narrates an incident with a customer using an unsigned credit card at his store. Click on the link to see what happens.
Jordan: Fight in Parliament
“Another big fight took place between several members of the Jordanian Parliament today. I'm willing to give a 100-JD donation to whoever is willing to supply everyone of them with guns for the next fight. Seriously, we need to cut the number of members from 120 to nothing,” writes Jordanian...
Jordan: Arguing with Fools
Jordanian Qwaider urges his readers to never argue with fools for the following reasons.
