- 9 December, 2025
Omar Haddad
Omar Haddad is a technology and business journalist who writes about startups, fintech innovations, and digital growth in the Middle East.
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Lebanon hasn’t had a government for 253 days
It has been 253 days since Saad Hariri was commissioned to form a new executive to replace the one led by Hassane Diab. It was
Yemeni conflict disrupting education for millions of children: UNICEF
The United Nations has raised serious concerns over the future of millions of children in Yemen as the ongoing conflict has severely affected the education
Pro-Iran militias attack US bases in Iraq again
Three rockets targeted an Iraqi airbase in the western desert hosting American soldiers on Monday; the international anti-jihadist coalition said, a type of attack attributed
Setback for Naftali Bennett as Arab Citizenship rights law loses vote in the Knesset
The newly elected coalition government of Israel under Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has suffered a major set back in its early days. The Israeli parliament
Renewal of temporary law of keeping Arab citizens & Palestinians out of Israel to go for voting
Israel’s parliament, The Knesset is going in to vote on Monday to decide over renewal of 2003 enacted temporary law that bans Israel’s Arab citizens
There is no peace in Syria: Turkish militias leave thousands of civilians without water, new raid against US
Erdogan’s regime continues to unleash the war on blue gold as a weapon to weaken the Syrian region of Hassaka.Twenty-five is the dangerous reiterations of
A new wave of Coronavirus is bringing Tunisia to its knees: 6,000 cases and 116 deaths in 24 hours
Tunisia is experiencing a new terrifying wave of coronavirus infections. According to the Ministry of Health’s latest data, 6,184 patients tested positive to COVID-19 out
Why the Libyan Political Dialogue Forum in Geneva has failed
Deputy Secretary-General and coordinator of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), Risdon Zeninga, announced yesterday evening that the Libyan representatives have failed to
Anger in Palestine does not stop, the West Bank trembles with protests
Days of protests in the West Bank, following the killing of Nizar Banat, a well-known political militant critical of the Palestinian National Authority. On the
Sudan, Egypt issue statement over South Sudan’s plan to build dam on Nile
South Sudan recently announced its plan to build a new hydroelectric generating dam on the Nile river. This development has come as the dispute between