The royal drama in early April, when Prince Hamzah was placed under house arrest after being accused of coup attempts with the help of two top palace officials, is moving Monday to the courtroom.

Ex-chief of Jordan’s royal court faces trial over an alleged coup plot against the monarchy.

Jordan will try two suspects who allegedly plotted to destabilize the Arab country, the state media said.

Jordan’s state prosecutor says Amman has released 16 people detained for alleged sedition at the request of King Abdullah II.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II and his half brother Prince Hamzah, who is accused of plotting to oust the monarch, make their first joint appearance since a rift shook the country last week.

Jordan's prosecutor general bans the publication of any information related to a coup attempt involving Prince Hamzah, the half-brother of King Abdullah II.

A former officer with Israel's Mossad spy agency offered to evacuate the family of Jordan’s Prince Hamzah out of the country, reports say.