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    Jordan’s need to diversify options, freedom will save Kenya, not being ostriches, National Payments Platform could change banking, demolition of a wall of silence in 2017

    Jan 13, 2018 2 minutes

    The Jordan Times / Amman, JordanJordan’s need to diversify options

    “In recent weeks, there has been much commentary in Jordan on the importance of taking a new approach to Jordan’s bilateral relations,” writes Amer Al Sabaileh. “Strategically, it is imperative that Jordan continues to diversify its options, but this must be done with a clear plan and idea rather than clichés and propaganda. Global political

    The East African / Nairobi, KenyaFreedom will save Kenya, not being ostrichesThe Sydney Morning Herald / Sydney, AustraliaNational Payments Platform could change bankingThe Globe and Mail / TorontoDemolition of a wall of silence in 2017The Guardian / LondonCould Macron intervene on ‘Brexit’?

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