Israel-Syria Tensions: Jordan condemned Israel’s resumption of work on the “Sufa 53 Line” along the disengagement line in Quneitra, calling it a breach of Syria’s sovereignty and the 1974 disengagement framework, and urged an immediate halt. Cybercrime Crackdown: Reports say a suspected ShinyHunters leader, “Rey” (Saif al-Din Khader), is detained in Jordan and is cooperating with authorities as the FBI pursues the wider hacking network. Economic Governance: RASED/Al Hayat Centre says the government completed 17 of 85 Economic Modernisation Vision projects for 2026 (20%), with some projects not started and others delayed, while MPs’ ratings show mixed confidence in execution and living-cost relief. Jordan-Yemen Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi met Yemen’s FM, who delivered a letter to King Abdullah from Yemen’s Presidential Council chairman, and both sides discussed activating consultations and supporting Yemen’s legitimate government amid Houthi attacks. Youth & Culture: Jordan’s Minister of Youth opened the 21st Arab Capitals Youth Meeting in Amman on “youth and e-sports,” highlighting regional cooperation and creative thinking. Education Spotlight: King Abdullah and Queen Rania visited a school in Aqaba for World Teachers’ Day, underscoring teacher training and professional development. Innovation Ranking: Jordan climbed to 60th in WIPO’s 2026 Global Innovation Index and ranked fifth in the Arab world, citing sustained knowledge-driven improvement.