- 15 January, 2026
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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Israel wants voucher system for foreign aid to Gaza
Israel is considering a voucher system for foreign aid to be disbursed to Gaza. This intention comes into the picture in order to safeguard money
The Russia-Turkey tussle blocks aid and vaccines for opponents in Syria
Geopolitics in Syria also plays a role in the pandemic crisis as the border crossing control struggle continues. From which humanitarian aid and vaccines enter.
North Africa, the victims of nuclear crimes will be left without justice?
North Africa witnessed four explosions of the calibre of Hiroshima Nagasaki put together in the Mediterranean, at the home of the Tuareg, underground, and in
EU set to sanction Lebanon leaders as Beirut explosion nears one year
European Union is in process of designing a legal framework of sanctions against leaders of Lebanon as the first anniversary of catastrophic Beirut explosion rocked
Concern for political prisoners in Libya hostage of armed militias
Militias in the capital Tripoli continue to hold the rule of law hostage in Libya. In recent days, concerns have increased for political prisoners of
Black out in Lebanon, power plants shut down due to lack of fuel
Lebanon fights against the lack of water and electricity after the two central plants were shut down due to lack of fuel, plunging the country
Amid rising food crisis in Syria Assad announces 50 percent hike in salary
Syria is facing heightened food and fuel crisis amid the continuing conflicts in the country that is into its eleventh year of civil war. On
Supreme Court validates the Nation-State law, Israel belongs only to Jews
We have no other ways to go. The High Court of Justice, with its 11 judges, is the highest level in the Israeli legal system
Algeria, the mystery of the 178 people intoxicated after a swim in the sea
In Tenes, a city on the Algerian coast, 178 people were hospitalized after experiencing nausea, fever, and red eyes. There are several hypotheses on the
Protests erupt across Iraq as power outages intensify crisis
Iraq is witnessing widespread protests against rampant power cuts across several parts of the country amid scorching summer temperatures. On Friday, hundreds of Iraqis took