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About Ewelina
I'm Editor at Al Bawaba News English based in Amman, Jordan, where I cover breaking news, politics and entertainment in the MENA region. 

I'm accomplished, enthusiastic writer offering a solid background in multimedia and journalism.

I'm expert in interviewing, reporting, fact-checking and working on a deadline. Excellent in cinematic storytelling, sourcing images, sounds bites, and video for multimedia publications. 

My stories have been featured also in polish newspapers.
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A report from training course Supporting Refugees Magdeburg, Berlin/2016.
A reportage about young breakdancer from a small city in eastern Poland.
A slideshow about The 2018 Tattoo Festival in Lebanon.
A slideshow about Hairstyles of World Leaders.
A slideshow about The Blue Medina of Chefchaouen, Morocco.
Herat Seen as Center of Afghanistan's Economy
24 Jan 2019  |  www.albawaba.com
Herat, located in western Afghanistan, is a hub for international border trade and agriculture, with a significant portion of its economy based on horticulture production, including 90% of Afghanistan's saffron. A new $2 million saffron processing factory has been established, providing jobs to 700 women and exporting saffron internationally. Additionally, Herat's aluminium factory employs 120 people, producing four tons of aluminium products daily for domestic use. The region is also known for its distinctive hand-woven rugs, which are in high demand globally.
Celebrating Christmas in Damascus
24 Dec 2018  |  Al Bawaba
This year's Christmas in Damascus marks a significant moment as residents celebrate without the fear of terrorism for the first time in over seven years. The festivities include singing carols, gathering around a large Christmas tree in Qassaa, and lighting the biggest Christmas tree in Abbasiya Square, organized by the Action Project. The atmosphere is heartwarming, with people shopping for gifts, candies, and decorations, reflecting a return to normalcy and peace in the Syrian capital.
Santa's Island in Dubai Reveals Festive Season
22 Dec 2018  |  albawaba.com
Santa's Island at Bluewaters Dubai is a festive destination offering a variety of activities, including children's workshops, food and drink stalls, and snow machines. A 12-metre-tall Christmas tree and a festive market with themed kiosks selling unique gifts are among the highlights. Visitors can also enjoy a 'freeze wall' for photos and a giant advent calendar.
Ultimate Summer Challenge #FALLINGSTARS2018
18 Aug 2018  |  Al Bawaba
A new Instagram challenge, #fallingstars2018, initiated by Russian supermodel Natasha Poly, is gaining popularity in Russia. The challenge involves people posing as if they have fallen flat on their face, with many Russian millionaires participating by sharing images of themselves face-planting after disembarking from private jets. The trend has seen people sharing photos of themselves fallen from various vehicles, including boats, cars, and planes.
A Village that Forever Sleeps: The Ghost Town of Jazirat Al Hamra
12 Aug 2018  |  Al Bawaba
Jazirat Al Hamra, a coastal village in the Northern UAE, was abandoned nearly 40 years ago before the discovery of oil and gas in the region. The village now stands as an eerie ghost town with remnants of houses, schools, a mosque, and marketplaces, offering a glimpse into life before the UAE's oil wealth.
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