The Jordanian government is following up on this incident with the concerned parties in Iraq.
A Jordanian embassy car was the target of gunfire from armed men who wounded the Iraqi driver Jamal Salman Russen who had stopped at a petrol station to fill up.
Human Rights Watch should have, perhaps, directed it's concern to international institutions responsible for the protection of refugees in the countries, where they are settled.
The conference called for by his majesty the king will be held in the second half of April.
Inmates began rioting ... to protest the transfer of the two inmates.
A fourth person, of Iraqi nationality, was arrested late Wednesday night.
Security personnel confiscated the envelope for investigation while passengers and luggage were searched, resulting in a three-hour delay in take-off.
We are proud that the Arab foreign ministers meeting in Khartoum decided to adopt the Jordanian initiative.
We will not give details on their identity as long as the investigation is ongoing.
It's unfair to expect Jordan to have an open-door policy.
