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War on Captagon and shifting regional sands test Jordan-Syria ties
Security officials met last month, with Jordan expecting Syrian military to curb cross-border narcotics flows
Restrictive Jordan cyber law awaits King Abdullah's signature
Washington condemned the legislation as undermining freedom of expression
Syrian militia leader condemns public anger at economy
Waseem Al Assad, a cousin of President Bashar Al Assad, says the regime 'gave their blood on your behalf'
Syrian civil war: undercurrents in a frozen conflict
Ahmad Tumeh says Russia’s problems in Ukraine have helped opponents of government in Damascus
US criticises Jordan's proposed cyber law
US says the kingdom cannot thrive if the curbs on online content are allowed to become law
Syrian refugees' struggles harden almost six months after Turkey quake
At a camp in Reyhanli in the south-west, children remain without school and their parents live in fear of expulsion
The West seeks UN bypass to send aid to north-west Syria
A fund supported by the US and other powers bypasses the UN, diplomats and aid officials say
The underground life of Syrian entrepreneurs in Turkey
Former footballer is one of many refugees who started his business from scratch as political risk rose
Trade continues to boom over Turkey-Syria border
Syrian rivals trade pistachios, building materials and more after UN fails to renew agreement allowing the flow of relief supplies
Jenin holds on to its quality farming tradition despite violence
Region is synonymous with quality staples, mainly roasted wheat and zaatar
The aid game affecting north-west Syria
Dispute at UN over renewal of aid deliveries to rebel north-west threatens livelihoods of many
Veteran doctors at forefront of affordable health care in Jordan
At the Saint Luke clinics in Amman, expertise is vast and fees are symbolic as veteran medics offer dedicated services
Postcard from Amman: Jordan's weaving tradition holds history in its fibres
Patterns, materials and methods of production reflect the kingdom's heritage, says dealer and collector Khalil Naouri
Syrians suffer patchy electricity supply as summer heat pushes up demand
Power shortages are uneven across the country
Rising economic pressures amplify struggle for Jordan's Syrian refugees
In exile in Amman, some rely on the kindness of neighbours to survive
