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The United States Ahead of the 2026 Midterm Elections: Political Transformation or a Reordering Within the System?

This paper was prepared based on a dialogue session convened by the Politics and Society Institute with journalist and U.S. affairs expert Imad Al-Rawashdeh, with the participation of a group of researchers, politicians, and journalists, to discuss the U.S. elections and their regional implications. Introduction The ongoing transformations in American politics reveal a landscape far more complex than the traditional…

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JPS Magazine

A New Dawn: What Trump and the New Cabinet Means for the Middle East and Jordan

By Hamza Mahamud — Issue 2, page 72. Read this article in the interactive edition

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JPS Magazine

Food Security in Jordan: Between Resources, Agriculture and Management

By Akef Zu’bi — Issue 2, page 46. Read this article in the interactive edition

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JPS Magazine

Toward Energy Security: Strategies for Jordan’s Sustainable Future

By Ahmed Al-Salaymeh — Issue 2, page 52. Read this article in the interactive edition

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Policy Paper

Politics and Society Institute Examines the Policy Legitimacy Gap in Jordanian Legislation-Making

The Politics and Society Institute, in a new policy paper, examines a recurring problem in Jordan’s legislative process: the transfer of a number of draft laws to the House of Representatives amid wide-ranging debate over their objectives, justifications, and implications—accompanied by intensive efforts on the part of the government to explain and defend its bills only after they have already…

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Reports

PSI Presents a Jordanian Reading of a Turkish Report on the War’s Repercussions and Regional Transformations

Report: Türkiye does not want Iran to collapse or Israel to become a dominant regional power, as both scenarios threaten its security and strategic interests. Report: Israeli expansion in Syria and Lebanon could become a direct strategic challenge to Türkiye after the war. Report: Ankara seeks to consolidate its role as a balancing power and regional mediator while keeping communication…

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Reports

Politics and Society Institute Report: Labor Minister’s Resignation Shifts Jordanian Digital Debate from Individual Accountability to Institutional Reform

Report: The case evolved beyond the resignation of a single minister into a broader debate on conflicts of interest, public service ethics, and the need to separate public office from private and family interests. Report: The analysis recorded more than 153,300 engagements and a potential reach exceeding 575.9 million. Report: The peak of public discussion coincided not with the resignation…

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JPS Magazine

Institute Activities

Issue 5, page 175. Read this article in the interactive edition

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Policy Paper

Politics and Society Institute Releases Policy Paper: “The King Hussein Bridge Crisis: From Managing Symptoms to Building a Sovereign Border Crossing System”

The Politics and Society Institute has released a new policy paper titled “The King Hussein Bridge Crisis: From Managing Symptoms to Building a Sovereign Border Crossing System.” The paper examines one of the most pressing challenges affecting movement between Jordan and the West Bank and presents a practical framework for shifting from seasonal crisis management to a sustainable institutional model…

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Studies and Researches

Analytical Paper: The Iran–Israel–United States Confrontation Has Ushered in a New Generation of Information Warfare

The Politics and Society Institute has published an analytical paper titled “Perceptions of War: The Symbolic Structure of the Sixth Generation of Warfare.” The paper examines the Iran–Israel–U.S. confrontation and its regional implications through a lens that focuses on the battle of narratives, propaganda, disinformation, and artificial intelligence, rather than on the military trajectory alone. The paper, which emerged from…

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