Fayez Tarawneh Jordan's Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh leaves after the swear-in ceremony at Raghadan Palace in Amman, Jordan, . Jordan's royal palace says King Abdullah II has sworn in a new Cabinet assigned to enact laws for political and election reforms. Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh replaces Awn al-Khasawneh. The king accused him of delays in introducing laws governing elections, parties and an independent electoral commission

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Mideast Jordan Cabinet, Amman, Jordan

An Undated Photograph Made Available on 26 April 2012 Shows Former Jordanian Prime Minister Fayez Tarawneh at His Office in Amman Jordan According to a Media Reports Jordan King Abdullah Ii Named Fayez Tarawneh As the New Prime Minister on 26 April 2012 Shortly After the Resignation of Former Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Tarawneh Served As a Prime Minister in 1998 and 1999 He Also Assumed Several Posts Such As Minster of Foreign Affairs Minister of Trade and Industry Senator Royal Court Chief Among Others Jordan Amman

Jordan Government Resign - Apr 2012

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (l) and Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh (2-l) Listen to High Representative of the European Union For Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton As She Speaks During the First Meeting of Eu-jordan Task Force to Support the Ongoing Reforms in Jordan Dead Sea Jordan 22 February 2012 the Task Force is Meant to Demonstrate the Union's Determination to Support Jordan on Its Process of Democratic Reforms This is the Second Task Force in the Southern Mediterranean Since the Arab Spring with First Held in Tunis in September 2011 Jordan Dead Sea

Jordan Eu Reformes - Feb 2012

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Speaks During the First Meeting of Eu-jordan Task Force to Support the Ongoing Reforms in Jordan Dead Sea Jordan 22 February 2012 the Task Force is Meant to Demonstrate the Union's Determination to Support Jordan on Its Process of Democratic Reforms This is the Second Task Force in the Southern Mediterranean Since the Arab Spring with First Held in Tunis in September 2011 Jordan Dead Sea

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (r) and High Representative of the European Union For Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton (l) Are Seen Before the Opening Session of First Meeting of Eu-jordan Task Force to Support the Ongoing Reforms in Jordan Dead Sea Jordan 22 February 2012 the Task Force is Meant to Demonstrate the Union's Determination to Support Jordan on Its Process of Democratic Reforms This is the Second Task Force in the Southern Mediterranean Since the Arab Spring with First Held in Tunis in Septeber 2011 Jordan Dead Sea

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (l) and High Representative of the European Union For Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton (r) Are Seen During the Opening Session of First Meeting of Eu-jordan Task Force to Support the Ongoing Reforms in Jordan Dead Sea Jordan 22 February 2012 the Task Force is Meant to Demonstrate the Union's Determination to Support Jordan on Its Process of Democratic Reforms This is the Second Task Force in the Southern Mediterranean Since the Arab Spring with First Held in Tunis in Septeber 2011 Jordan Dead Sea

Jordanian King Abdullah Ii (c) Meets with High Representative of the European Union For Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton (l) and Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (r) During the First Meeting of Eu-jordan Task Force to Support the Ongoing Reforms in Jordan Dead Sea Jordan 22 February 2012 the Task Force is Meant to Demonstrate the Union's Determination to Support Jordan on Its Process of Democratic Reforms This is the Second Task Force in the Southern Mediterranean Since the Arab Spring with First Held in Tunis in September 2011 Jordan Dead Sea

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh After Delivering His Confidence Speech at the Lower House of Parliament in Amman Jordan 01 December 2011 Reports State That Jordans New Government Won a Confidence Vote on an 89-25 Vote in the Countrys Lower House of Parliament on 01 December 2011 After Four Days of Debate Jordan Amman

Jordan Government Confidence - Dec 2011

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Delivers His Confidence Speech at the Lower House of Parliament in Amman Jordan 01 December 2011 Reports State That Jordans New Government Won a Confidence Vote on an 89-25 Vote in the Countrys Lower House of Parliament on 01 December 2011 After Four Days of Debate Jordan Amman

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (r) Accepts Congratulations From a Female Member of Parliament Rudaida Otti (l) After Winning the Vote of a Confidence at the Lower House of Parliament in Amman Jordan 01 December 2011 Reports State That Jordans New Government Won a Confidence Vote on an 89-25 Vote in the Countrys Lower House of Parliament on 01 December 2011 After Four Days of Debate Jordan Amman

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh

Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh wins vote of confidence at parliament, Amman, Jordan - 01 Dec 2011

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh (R) is greeted after he won the vote of confidence

Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh (C) is greeted after he won the vote of confidence

Jordanian New Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Speaks to Reporters After the Swearing-in Ceremony at the Royal Palace in Amman Jordan on 24 October 2011 According to Media Sources Jordans King Abdullah Ii on 24 October Issued a Decree Approving the Formation of a New 30-member Cabinet Led by International Jurist Awn Khasawneh Whom the Monarch Tasked with Carrying out Political Reform It is the Countrys Third Government This Year That Comes Amid Mounting Pro-reform Protests by the Opposition Trade Unions and Youth Movements Which Had Found Inspiration From the Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt King Abdullah Last Week Sacked the Outgoing Cabinet of Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit Jordan Amman

Jordan New Government - Oct 2011

Outgoing Jordanian Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit Leaves the Royal Palace After the New Prime Minister and Cabinet Were Sworn-in Amman Jordan on 24 October 2011 According to Media Sources Jordans King Abdullah Ii on 24 October Issued a Decree Approving the Formation of a New 30-member Cabinet Led by International Jurist Awn Khasawneh Whom the Monarch Tasked with Carrying out Political Reform It is the Countrys Third Government This Year That Comes Amid Mounting Pro-reform Protests by the Opposition Trade Unions and Youth Movements Which Had Found Inspiration From the Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt King Abdullah Last Week Sacked the Outgoing Cabinet of Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit Jordan Amman

Jordan's King Abdullah Ii Arrive For the Swearing-in Ceremony of the New Government at the Royal Palace in Amman Jordan 24 October 2011 According to Media Sources Jordans King Abdullah Ii on 24 October Issued a Decree Approving the Formation of a New 30-member Cabinet Led by International Jurist Awn Khasawneh Whom the Monarch Tasked with Carrying out Political Reform It is the Countrys Third Government This Year That Comes Amid Mounting Pro-reform Protests by the Opposition Trade Unions and Youth Movements Which Had Found Inspiration From the Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt King Abdullah Last Week Sacked the Outgoing Cabinet of Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit Jordan Amman

Jordanian New Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh is Seen at the Royal Palace After the Swearing-in Ceremony in Amman Jordan on 24 October 2011 According to Media Sources Jordans King Abdullah Ii on 24 October Issued a Decree Approving the Formation of a New 30-member Cabinet Led by International Jurist Awn Khasawneh Whom the Monarch Tasked with Carrying out Political Reform It is the Countrys Third Government This Year That Comes Amid Mounting Pro-reform Protests by the Opposition Trade Unions and Youth Movements Which Had Found Inspiration From the Uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt King Abdullah Last Week Sacked the Outgoing Cabinet of Prime Minister Marouf Bakhit Jordan Amman

A Photograph Made Available on 26 April 2012 Shows Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh at the Royal Palace in Amman Jordan 24 October 2011 According to Media Reports on 26 April 2012 Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Resigned Suddenly Six Months After He was Asked to Form a Government in Response to Protests Calling For Faster Political Reforms Jordan Amman

Jordan Government Resign - Oct 2011

A Photograph Made Available on 26 April 2012 Shows Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh (c) at the Royal Palace in Amman Jordan 24 October 2011 According to Media Reports on 26 April 2012 Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Resigned Suddenly Six Months After He was Asked to Form a Government in Response to Protests Calling For Faster Political Reforms Jordan Amman

New Jordanian Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh Speaks During the Opening Ceremony of World Economic Forum Dead Sea West of Amman Jordan 22 October 2011 the World Economic Forum is Having a Special Meeting on Economic Growth and Job Creation in the Arab World Between 21 and 23 October the Meeting Will Bring Participants From Over the World For Discussions on Best Practices in Economic Policy and Reform and Elaborate Concrete Ways in Which All Stakeholders Can Drive Positive Outcomes Across the Region Jordan Dead Sea

Jordan World Economic Forum - Oct 2011

Mahmoud Jibril, Awn al-Khasawneh Jordan's Prime Minister Awn al-Khasawneh, left, speaks with Mahmoud Jibril, the prime minister of Libya's transitional government, during the World Economic Forum, at the Dead Sea, 34 Miles (55 Kilometers) southeast Amman, Jordan

Mideast Jordan World Economic Forum

Awn al-Khasawneh Awn al-Khasawneh speaks to reporters after his appointment as Jordan's new prime minister in Amman, Jordan. A Jordanian official says the country's prime minister has resigned. The official says King Abdullah II accepted the resignation on Thursday but has not yet named a replacement for Prime Minister Awn al-Khasawneh

Mideast Jordan, Amman, Jordan

Awn al-Khasawneh speaks to reporters after his appointment as Jordan's new prime minister in Amman, Jordan, . Jordan's King Abdullah II designated the well known international judge as his prime minister Monday, a royal palace statement said, replacing a premier who ran afoul of reformers. The appointment of Awn al-Khasawneh, a deputy chief of the Hague-based International Court of Justice, reinforces Abdullah's stated intentions of instituting reforms. The measures could include decentralization, fighting corruption, giving more independence to parliament and inviting the opposition into the government

Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, Judge Owada, Judge Peter Tomka, Judge Koroma Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, third left, President of the court Japan's Judge Owada, center, Vice-President of the Court Slovakia's Judge Peter Tomka, third right, and Judge Koroma from Sierra Leone, second right, attend the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, . Germany has argued to the United Nations' highest court that Italian courts have no jurisdiction to order it to pay reparations to victims of Nazi war crimes. Germany said that in 2008 the Italian courts violated international law and its sovereignty in ruling that Berlin must compensate an Italian civilian who was sent to a German labor camp in 1944. Germany has paid tens of millions of dollars in war reparations under various agreements since 1953. Italy says violations of humanitarian law override other laws and international accords

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Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, Judge Owada, Judge Koroma Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, left, President of the court Japan's Judge Owada, center, and Judge Koroma from Sierra Leone, right, are seen at the International Court of Justice in The Hague,at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, . The U.N.'s highest court has ordered troops from both Thailand and Cambodia to immediately withdraw military forces from disputed areas around a World Heritage temple straddling their border. The International Court of Justice was acting on Cambodia's request to order Thai troops out of the area, where at least 20 people have died in clashes since 2008

Netherlands World Court Cambodia Thailand, THE HAGUE, Netherlands

Judge Owada, Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, left, and President of the court Japan's Judge Owada, right, are seen at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, . Thailand and Cambodia will face off at the United Nations' highest court Monday, in the latest move to settle a decades-old battle for control of a disputed border region that has erupted into deadly military clashes. Cambodia is asking the court to order Thailand to withdraw troops and halt military activity around a temple at the center of the dispute between the Southeast Asian neighbors

Netherlands World Court Cambodia Thailand, The Hague, Netherlands

Judge Owada, Judge Peter Tomka, Judge Koroma, Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, left, President of the court Japan's Judge Owada, second right, Vice-President of the Court Slovakia's Judge Peter Tomka, second left, and Judge Koroma from Sierra Leone, right, are seen at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, . Thailand and Cambodia will face off at the United Nations' highest court Monday, in the latest move to settle a decades-old battle for control of a disputed border region that has erupted into deadly military clashes. Cambodia is asking the court to order Thailand to withdraw troops and halt military activity around a temple at the center of the dispute between the Southeast Asian neighbors

Judge Owada, Judge Peter Tomka, Judge Koroma, Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, left, President of the court Japan's Judge Owada, second left, Vice-President of the Court Slovakia's Judge Peter Tomka, second right, Judge Koroma from Sierra Leone, right, are seen at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, . The court has refused to let Costa Rica intervene in a legal dispute between Nicaragua and Colombia over the countries' maritime border in the Caribbean. Costa Rica applied to join the case last year, saying the area of Caribbean under dispute between Nicaragua and Colombia also covered part of its maritime territory

Netherlands World Court Caribbean, THE HAGUE, Netherlands

Judge Owada, Peter Tomka, Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh President of the court Judge Owada, centre, accompanied by Vice-President of the Court Judge Peter Tomka, left, and Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, right, are seen in the Great Hall of Justice at the World Court in The Hague, Netherlands, . The United Nations' highest court is issuing an advisory opinion on whether Kosovo's 2008 declaration of independence from Serbia was legal, a ruling that could set a precedent for separatist regions around the world

Netherlands World Court Kosovo, THE HAGUE, Netherlands

President Rosalyn Higgins (c) Vice President Awn Shawkat Al-khasawneh (l) and Raymond Ranjeva During Court Hearings in the International Court of Justice in the Hague the Netherlands 15 October 2008 in the Case Between Georgia and Russia Georgia Claims That Russia Has Committed Human Rights Violations Against Ethnic Georgians in the Breakaway Provinces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia Netherlands the Hague

Netherlands International Court Georgia Russia - Oct 2008

Rosalyn Higgins, Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh British President of the Court, Judge Rosalyn Higgins, second right, and Vice-President of the Court Judge Awn Shawkat Al-Khasawneh, right, enter the courtroom of the Great Hall of Justice in The Hague, the Netherlands, . The U.N.'s highest court will settle a long-simmering maritime boundary dispute, carving up rich fishing grounds and oil and gas exploration concessions between Honduras and Nicaragua by drawing a seabed border off the two countries' Caribbean coasts. The binding settlement by the International Court of Justice also will remove a source of tension between the Latin American neighbors that has in the past flared up, with both sides

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