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May 16

Trump to call Jordan's King Abdullah amid intel report

By Associated Press

The conversation will take place amid reports by The Washington Post that Trump revealed highly classified information to senior Russian officials at a meeting last week, putting a source of intelligence about the Islamic State extremist group at risk.

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Apr 13

Remember Simba and Lula suffering at Mosul's zoo? This rescue team has good news

By Larisa Epatko

After one failed attempt to rescue a lion and bear from the Mosul zoo in Iraq, a team from Four Paws this week successfully brought Simba and Lula to their new home -- an animal sanctuary in Jordan.

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Mar 21

Watch 5:46
What sparked a new carry-on electronics ban on some flights?

By PBS News Hour

Passengers flying out of 10 specific airports in the Middle East can no longer take large electronic devices in their carry-on luggage, according to a new rule from the Department of Homeland Security. The British announced a similar rule, but…

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Feb 22

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For Syrian refugees, a long, uncertain route to immigration

By PBS News Hour

The vast majority of Syrian refugees live less than 200 miles from home in neighboring countries like Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. Today they have fewer options of moving on as more Western governments shut their doors, and many have preferred…

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Nov 30

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Can a task force of foreign policy experts spark change in the Middle East?

By PBS News Hour

As chairs of the Middle East Strategy Task Force, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley are leading a bipartisan effort to stabilize one of the world's most volatile regions. Albright and Hadley join…

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Nov 04

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News Wrap: Unemployment rate drops below 5 percent

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Friday, the Labor Department reported that U.S. employers added a net 161,000 jobs in October, dipping the unemployment rate a tenth of a percent to 4.9. Also, there are guilty verdicts in New Jersey Governor Chris…

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Aug 26

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Syrian refugees find mental and physical rehabilitation in Jordan

By PBS News Hour

Now five years old, the war in Syria has taken an immense emotional and physical toll on those close to the fighting. Nisreen Katbi fled from Syria to Jordan four years ago and now runs a center that helps fellow…

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Jun 11

Researchers find hidden site in the ancient Jordanian city of Petra

By Michael D. Regan

Using satellite imagery, drones and ground surveys, archaeologists have uncovered a site hidden amid the ancient Jordanian city of Petra.

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Feb 24

How the director of 'Theeb' created the Oscars' only 'Bedouin western'

By artsdesk

"Theeb," a quietly stunning coming-of-age story set in the Bedouin culture of present-day Saudi Arabia, maps a young Bedouin boy's journey after he is left to care for himself.

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Feb 03

Using only materials from a refugee camp, artists recreate Syria's lost treasures

By Corinne Segal

Palmyra, Syria, was invaded by the Islamic State last year. But the ancient city was still standing in the winter of 2014 when Mahmoud Hariri began recreating it in clay and wood.

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