Jordan PM resigns after general election

Jordan’s outgoing Prime Minister, Bisher Khasawneh, submitted his resignation to King Abdullah II earlier on Sunday, following the country’s legislative elections. Khasawneh, 55, has led the government since October 2020. However, the King nominated his Chief of Staff, Jaafar Hassan, as the new Prime Minister, the royal palace announced, entrusting him with forming a government

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