- 11 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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Libya Plans Resurrection In Berlin Summit
Germany seems to be taking the centerstage in reforming Libya for good. On the sidelines of the Libya Summit in Berlin, the German Chancellor Angela
Erdogan bans the music in Turkey, the beginning of his end
Off the curfew, but in silence. In Turkey that is racing towards the return to normalcy, lifting all the main anti-Covid restrictions from July 1st,
Libya, president al Menfi cancels Tuareg meeting in Rome: Italy should not interfere
The President of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Menfi, asked the Foreign Minister in the National Unity Government, Najla al Mangoush, and the Prime Minister,
Syria witnesses massive displacement as Assad’s forces continue shelling
Since June, Syria’s leader Bashar al-Assad’s security forces have been shelling civilian areas of the country giving an aggressive dimension to plight of the civilians
US-China rivalry is extending from Earth into space
US and China have always been competing with each other on economical, technological and geopolitical grounds. Even claiming superiority on Earth, space has become a
What does the withdrawal of US missiles from the Middle East represent?
The United States has begun a gradual withdrawal of Patriot batteries from the Middle East. The first to reveal the new US plan was the
In Tunisia, anger against unpunished police violence is growing
About 100 people demonstrated on Friday in the Tunisian capital against police violence, following last week’s protests. Protesters, especially young people, claimed their right to
Lebanese Indulge In Fuel Smuggling Across Syrian Border Amidst Acute Shortage At Home
Roads full of cars queuing up to get their petrol tanks filled in Lebanon- this is a new definition of poverty. The population is reeling
How Italy contributes to destabilizing the Middle East by selling submarines to Qatar
Italy sold two minisub marines to the Qatari Navy for sea surveillance and attack activities in the Persian Gulf. It is the last deal between
Covid-19, how Morocco is emerging from the health crisis
Moroccan authorities announced the resumption of flights to and from the country starting Tuesday, June 15, as previously announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,