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Khaled Yacoub Oweis

Khaled Yacoub Oweis

Jordan Correspondent
Jordan
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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Basalt stones and rocks from ancient volcanoes cover the Black Desert plateau, which stretches from Syria to Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Alamy
Did Syria give consent for drug dealer air strike near Jordan?

Outcome of drug war on Syria-Jordan border linked to political dynamics

MENAJune 16, 2023
Drugs and weapons previously seized by authorities in Jordan
Jordan says it intercepted drone carrying drugs from Syria

Nationwide operations against narcotics trade led to 31 arrests, say officials

MENAJune 13, 2023
Halabi bookshop used to invite prominent authors to speak about their books and was also used for book clubs and reading groups. Matt Kynaston / The National
A tour of the Middle East's best bookshops

From Cairo and Baghdad to Amman and Beirut, the region is home to havens of culture that have become landmarks

WeekendJune 09, 2023
Muslim pilgrims wait at the airport in Baghdad on May 30, 2023 before leaving for the annual Hajj pilgrimage in the holy city of Mecca. (Photo by Murtaja LATEEF / AFP)
Muslims around the region lament steep Hajj prices

Iraqis and Egyptians are eager to fulfil their Hajj obligation this year despite the financial burden

GulfJune 08, 2023
Ukrainian soldiers ride an armoured personnel carrier near Bakhmut in the Donetsk region. Iryna Rybakova via AP
US seeks to change Arab perceptions about Ukraine war

American ambassador in Amman says 'extraordinary array' of pro-Russian narratives have spread in Middle East

MENAJune 06, 2023
Syrian President Bashar Al Assad attending the Arab League Summit in Jeddah. SPA
Syrian opposition calls for revival of talks with Damascus

In a boost for the opposition, western and Arab representatives attended a meeting of the High Negotiations Committee in Geneva

MENAJune 05, 2023
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa cut the cake during their wedding in Amman. AP
Hope for tourism boom after Jordan royal wedding

Ceremony brought international fanfare to the kingdom

MENAJune 02, 2023
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa wave to well-wishers during their wedding ceremonies in Amman. AP
Crown Prince Hussein marries Princess Rajwa in glittering day for Jordan

Excitement over the nuptials had been building in Amman, with banners featuring the happy couple adorning buses and hanging over winding hillside streets

MENAJune 01, 2023
Jordanians wave the national flags in anticipation of the royal motorcade in Amman, Jordan on Thursday, June 1, 2023, just ahead of Crown Prince Hassan and saudiSaudi architect Rajwa Alseif's wedding. (AP Photo / Raad Adayleh)
Jordan royal wedding watchers gather in streets

Pupils and students on hand in Amman, while others merely want to enjoy the day off

MENAJune 01, 2023
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah takes part in traditional ceremony in Amman on Wednesday, ahead of his wedding. Reuters
Jordan's royal wedding expected to showcase a diverse kingdom

Myriad influences revealed at dinner hosted by King Abdullah ahead of Crown Prince Hussein's nuptials

MENAJune 01, 2023
US First Lady Jill Biden is greeted by 2023 International Women of Courage Award winnder Hadeel Aziz on arrival in Amman, Jordan. May 31, 2023. Twitter @FLOTUS
Prince William arrives in Amman for Jordan royal wedding

Malaysian king and US first lady among those already in capital for Thursday's celebrations

MENAJune 01, 2023
Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein and Rajwa Al Saif will be married on June 1. Photo: Royal Hashemite Court
Jordan gears up for Prince Hussein and Rajwa Al Saif's royal wedding

King Abdullah's son will marry his Saudi fiancee on Thursday

MENAMay 31, 2023
Crown Prince Hussein and Rajwa Al Saif at their engagement last year. Photo: Jordanian Royal Palace
Prince Hussein's wedding sparks memories of father's nuptials in Jordan

Some remember the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein's father, King Abdullah, before he became monarch

JordanMay 26, 2023
Syrian refugee seasonal workers near Umm Jimal, north-east Jordan. Khaled Yacoub Oweis / The National
Geopolitical shifts offer little hope for Syrian refugees in Jordan

Unlike Lebanon, fear has not set in among refugees of forced returns to their homeland

MENAMay 25, 2023
Syrian refugee seasonal workers near Umm Jimal, north-east Jordan. Khaled Yacoub Oweis / The National
Jordan has 'exceeded capacity' for refugees, says Foreign Minister

But Ayman Al Safadi says people should not be forced to return home

MENAMay 23, 2023
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