By Daoud Kuttab 1.     Does the Jordanian regime risk falling as has been the case in Tunisia and Egypt? No demonstrator has  publicly called[…]

By Daoud Kuttab Freedom of expression and the right to assemble are two basic human rights guaranteed in the Jordanian Constitution and in[…]

By Daoud Kuttab US President Barack Obama was on the right side of history when he supported the young, nonviolent protesters in Egypt,[…]

(This was published in June 29th, 2010) By Daoud Kuttab Ingenuity and media entrepreneurship, helped out by technological changes, provided a rare opportunity[…]

  By Daoud Kuttab President Obama was on the right side of history when he supported the young nonviolent protestors in Egypt. The[…]

DAOUD KUTTAB From Thursday’s Globe and Mail Ten years ago, I established AmmanNet, the Arab world’s first Internet radio that used technology to[…]

Following appeared in today’s Jordan Times Real Freedom of Expression still missing By Daoud Kuttab Change to democracy in many Arab countries hinges[…]

This article appeared in Jo magazine ( http://bit.ly/hmpZGx ) FEBRUARY 06, 2011 IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG for the new administration to get riled up[…]

Published in the Jerusalem Post February 11, 2011 By DAOUD KUTTAB Several days before Tuesday January 18, someone in the IDF made a[…]

By Daoud Kuttab While it is not clear when and how the popular revolt in Egypt will end, it is clear that the[…]