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Khaled Yacoub Oweis

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

Jordan Correspondent
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Khaled has been a journalist for 25 years, mostly with Reuters in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and London. He covered the outbreak of Arab uprisings in Yemen and Syria, Hafez Al Assad's rule, Iraq under Saddam Hussein and was war correspondent in Baghdad during the 2003 US invasion. He joined The National as Chief Foreign Writer in 2019 before moving to Amman. He was a Visiting Fellow for more than three years at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs in Berlin.
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The aftermath of a Jordanian strike on an suspected drugs and weapons cache in the village of Arman, in Sweida, southern Syria. AFP
Jordan's air raids on Syrian border highlight emergence of new breed of drug smugglers

Weekend operation targeted suspected traffickers adept at using balloon technology

MENAMay 04, 2026
Iraqi oil trucks lined up along the highway between Tartus and Latakia in Syria. EPA
'Potential is huge': Syria tries to uphold new commercial role amid US-Iran war

Regional rush for 'north-south' land corridor meets political realities

MENAApril 26, 2026
Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara attends a friendly basketball match between Syria and Lebanon at the inauguration of a renovated stadium in Damascus. Photo: Syrian Presidency
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Syria's President tries basketball diplomacy in drive to boost ties with Lebanon

Everyone wins from closer relations, Ahmad Al Shara says, as Syrian and Lebanese national teams play friendly match in Damascus

MENAApril 21, 2026
A man paints the Hezbollah flag on a board in Tyre, south Lebanon. Reuters
AnalysisWashington leads on Iran in Lebanon but Israel may yet spoil the plan

Lebanon's fragmentation and regional wariness of Israel plays into Tehran's favour, despite US-sponsored talks

MENAApril 15, 2026
Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the Presidential Court, met Jordanian Prime Minister Jafar Hassan at Qasr Al Watan for the signing ceremony. Wam
UAE signs $2.3 billion railway project deal with Jordan

Aqaba Port Railway Project to be created under UAE-Jordanian partnership

UAEApril 15, 2026
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, left, and Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara shake hands during their meeting in Damascus on April 5, 2026. Presidential Press Service / EPA
AnalysisTurkey curbs Zelenskyy and Ukraine's foray into Syria

Turkey, acting as intermediary, wants to ensure that neither Russia nor Iran will be significantly affected, sources say

MENAApril 07, 2026
Fuel and grocery costs have risen in Jordan since the end of February. Getty Images
Jordan raises fuel prices by 11% as Iran war hits economy

Costs of fresh food and construction also rise as citizens say 'everything is going up'

MENAApril 01, 2026
Jordan is starting to take hits to its economy from the Iran war. Getty Images
Jordan feels pinch to economy from Iran war

Authorities say that supplies are plentiful but cannot halt rising prices

MENAMarch 31, 2026
Syrian Catholics attend a Palm Sunday service at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Dormition in Damascus. AFP
Syrian churches limit Easter celebrations after violence in Christian town

Armed Sunnis entered Suqaylabiyah at the weekend, firing at buildings and smashing property

MENAMarch 30, 2026
Demonstrators attend a rally in support of Hezbollah and to protest against the Lebanese government's decision to expel the Iranian ambassador, outside Iran's embassy in Beirut on March 26, 2026. AFP
AnalysisHezbollah-Israel war tests Lebanon's viability as a state

Internal fissures expected to resurface as Israeli attacks force mass exodus from areas considered the Iran-backed group's support base

MENAMarch 27, 2026
Shoppers at a fruit and vegetable stall in Amman. AFP
Jordan under pressure from rising wartime shipping costs

Prices expected to soar despite government measures to help importers

MENAMarch 20, 2026
An Iranian missile that fell in a rural area of Qamishli, north-east Syria, on March 4. EPA
AnalysisSyria stays out of Iran war but keeps eye on later gains

Conflict delays reconstruction funding but could enhance country's strategic value to its US and Arab allies

MENAMarch 19, 2026
Syrian army units continue patrol and deployment activities along the Lebanon border, in the Qalamoun region north-east of Damascus, in January. AFP
The tension rising between Syria and Hezbollah in the shadow of the Iran war

Both sides have much to lose if the border situation spins out of control

MENAMarch 13, 2026
Displaced families who had taken refuge in Qamishli travel home to Afrin, northern Syria. AFP
Syria reopens key eastern road as tension with SDF eases and displaced return

Sections of M4 had been shut since government troops reclaimed areas held by Kurdish-led group

MENAMarch 13, 2026
People seeking to travel from Lebanon to Syria. Getty Images
Syria escape route shut to Lebanese as Israel's war with Hezbollah escalates

Post-Assad government has not forgiven Beirut for Hezbollah's intervention in Syria's civil war

MENAMarch 10, 2026
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