The WSJ seeks an experienced journalist to cover business and political intersections in the Middle East—especially within the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Gulf geopolitics.

You’ll report on:

• AI developments in the UAE

• Saudi megaprojects

• Political-business connections (e.g., involving Western political figures)

• Economic influence strategies of Gulf states

Additionally, the correspondent will assist in broader regional coverage, including:

• Armed conflicts

• Crisis response

• High-profile events

✅ Key Responsibilities

• Develop and deliver insightful coverage on money and politics in the Middle East

• Investigate and explain high-stakes financial dealings

• Collaborate with regional colleagues, stringers, and editors

• Respond to breaking news and support crisis coverage

🎓 Requirements

• 7+ years of proven reporting experience

• Fluency in Arabic (preferred) or another regional language

• Demonstrated ability to write in-depth, well-sourced business and political stories

• Strong independent judgment and sourcing skills

• Commitment to journalistic ethics and integrity

🌍 Why Join?

• Work for one of the world’s most respected business publications

• Be part of an award-winning team with global impact

• Access to Dow Jones’ international journalism infrastructure and tools

🛡️ Inclusivity & Accommodations

Dow Jones is an equal opportunity employer and encourages diversity. Reasonable accommodations are provided during the application process if needed (via: talentresourceteam@dowjones.com).

If you meet the qualifications and are passionate about covering the pulse of business and power in the Middle East, this is a rare and high-impact role in global journalism.