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Government land seized by minister
The article discusses the controversial statements made by former Deputy Prime Minister Jawad Al-Anani, regarding his claim that the person who drew the map of Jordan after the Sykes-Picot Agreement was "drunk." His comments sparked debates on social media. It also covers a seizure of properties belonging to a former minister in connection with a financial case, tensions within the government as ministers fear cabinet reshuffles, and friendly fire the government faced at the Fourth Circle. Additionally, it touches on developmental projects in Kerak aimed at enhancing training and youth qualification, a 20% increase in rice prices across Asia in May, and the decline of Jordanian women's unemployment rate to 32.7% in the first quarter of 2026.
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