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General · 25 February 2026

Harry and Meghan visit Jordan to support conflict victims

Harry and Meghan visit Jordan to support conflict victims

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex landed in Amman on Wednesday for meetings organised by the World Health Organization. Their Archewell Foundation recently gave $500,000 to fund medical evacuations and prosthetics for children injured in conflicts. Over two days, the couple will tour health facilities and youth centres to highlight humanitarian aid. This foreign trip follows the arrest of Prince Andrew for alleged public office misconduct.

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