This is a list of newspapers in Jordan .
| Name | Established | Language | Editor | Period | Political view | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ad-Dustour | 1967 | Arabic | Saif Alsharif | Daily | Pro government / semi-independent | www.addustour.com |
| Al-Arab Al-Yawm | 1997 | Arabic | Tahir Al Udwan | Daily | Pan Arab | www.alarabalyawm.net |
| Al Ghad | 2004 | Arabic | Muhammad Alayyan | Daily | Liberal | www.alghad.com |
| Al Ra'i | 1971 | Arabic | Abdul-Wahhab Zughailat | Daily | Pro government | www.alrai.com |
| Assabeel | 1993 | Arabic | Editor | Daily | Islamic conservative | www.assabeel.net |
| Al Anbat | 2005 | Arabic | Riyadh Horoob | Daily | Nationalist | www.alanbat.net |
| The Jordan Times | 1975 | English | Samir Barhoum | Daily | Independent | www.jordantimes.com |
| Jordan News | 2021 | English | Mahmoud Al Abed | Daily | Independent | www.jordannews.jo |
| Al Liwaa | 1972 | Arabic | Bilal Hasan Al Tel | Weekly | Liberal | www.aliwaa.com [usurped] |
| Shihan | 1991 | Arabic | Jihad Momani | Weekly | Liberal | www.shihan-news.com |
| Al Ahali | 2006 | Arabic | Adnan Khalifa | Weekly | Nationalist | www.hashd-ahali.org.jo |
| The Star | 1993 | English | Editor | Weekly | Pro government / semi-independent | www.star.com.jo |
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