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Dr. Ziad Al-Qadi

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8 articlesLatest article Saturday, 24 October 2026

Earlier articles

October 2026

  1. Jordan: When the State of Institutions Protects Freedom and Human Dignity

    Freedom gains its meaning from the state's ability to protect a person's right to choose, safeguard their dignity, and manage the relationship between their individual rights and their…

    3 min read

  2. Foggy Consciousness: When Falsehood Becomes More Convincing Than Truth

    The greatest challenge is no longer the speed of artificial intelligence development, but rather the human ability to distinguish truth amidst increasingly sophisticated synthetic content.…

    3 min read

  3. The Renaissance of the Homeland Begins When It Becomes a Culture of the People

    The renaissance of homelands is not measured by the height of its buildings or the number of its projects alone, but by the ability of the human being to see himself as a partner in…

    3 min read

September 2026

  1. When Jordan earns the world's respect

    Sometimes a picture summarizes a great deal of talk, and positions become more eloquent than speeches themselves. This is what the United Nations hall witnessed this week: one podium, but…

    4 min read

  2. Jordan's Steady Message to the World and Unchanging Leadership Stance

    The speech of His Majesty King Abdullah II, son of Al-Hussein, today, before the eighty-first session of the United Nations General Assembly, reaffirmed Jordan's presence and clear stance…

    4 min read

  3. Jordan Participates in Shaping the Future

    The future is no longer a distant appointment we wait for, but a reality that is taking shape before us every day. Artificial intelligence is entering the details of life and work, robots…

    3 min read

  4. Youth: From Partisan Participation to Decision-Making

    Measuring the political participation of Jordanian youth solely by the number of party members is no longer sufficient to judge their presence in public life. The more important question is…

    3 min read