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Global News Blog Why Jordan orders ban on 263 news sites

The Jordanian government ordered that a controversial media law go into effect on Sunday, in a sudden erosion of online press freedom just days after King Abdullah promised human rights reforms.

Terrorism & Security Syrian rebel's video surfaces amid intensified pressure for action on Syria

Olive Press Dancing around the conflict in Ramallah

Syrian army launches counteroffensive, calls on rebels to lay down arms

U.N. peacekeepers freed: Syrians release 21 hostages

Change Agent Creative Connections links kids worldwide through art

Global News Blog In West Bank, a space for tutus and pirouettes

Israel sends message with dawn attack in Syria

Strong turnout in Jordan's elections belies deep-seated cynicism

Interest in Jordan's parliamentary elections goes up in smoke

If change comes to Jordan, it won't start in Amman

Syrian refugees decamp for tough life in Jordan's cities

Jordanians send message to opposition: Let's take it slow

Did Syria drop cluster bombs on a playground near Damascus?

Decades after king's toppling, Iraq revisits its royal history

Jordan's crisis: Is an uneasy peace emerging?

Israel fires warning shots into Syria for first time

British PM Cameron says Assad could leave Syria

Terrorism & Security Syria: Little hope for Eid ceasefire as conflict spills across borders (+video)

Syria: Airstrikes leave dozens dead

Rioting forces UN staff to abandon Syrian refugee camp in Jordan

Protests sweep Islamic world, fueled by domestic politics, anti-US anger

Jordanian militant threatens Assad regime in Syria

Jordan withdraws men accused of sexual assault from Paralympics

Terrorism & Security Free Syrian Army rejects claim that it bombed UN observers' Damascus hotel