- 14 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 launches overnight airstrikes on Gaza in response to incendiary balloons release from Hamas
Not much long after officially calling ceasefire bringing an end to 11 day of Israel – Palestinian conflict, airstrikes were again launched in the region.
Arab League summit in Doha, Hamad bin Khalifa’s speech reveals all Qatar’s hypocrisy
The consultative meeting of Arab foreign ministers on the current Arab situation and on ways to strengthen joint action mechanisms was held yesterday in Doha,
Why Youngsters In Quenitra Of Syria Are Moving Into Turkey By The Night?
Assad’s victory in reality has disappointed many in Syria. Youth who escaped from one province to another in hope of a better life, still regret
China warns NATO to stop charging towards Beijing alleging it a “threat”
Beijing has warned the NATO allies if defaming and slandering its “peaceful developments” and calling it a threat to the West. In first day of
Dozens of migrants probably died in a sinking off the southern coast of Yemen
Dozens of migrants may have died in the sinking of a boat off the southern coast of Yemen: an official from the province of Lahij,
Turkey uses immigration with the EU to grab Libyan ports
Turkey could negotiate an agreement with the EU that recognizes its military and commercial presence in Libya as a fact. In exchange, an adviser to
How Iraq’s Al-Hashd Al-Shaabi turned into an Iranian foreign policy instrument
It is seven years since their yellow flag first appeared in the campaign against Daesh. The conglomeration of predominantly Shiite militias was first formed in
Biden Steers G7 Summit Towards Unified Front Against China
As United States’ President Joe Biden takes over the reigns of a disoriented government, his first action point on agenda with the G7 Summit was
Iran exceeds the 60% uranium enrichment threshold
“Iran has carried out an enrichment of uranium to 63% and, if necessary, we will immediately start enriching uranium above this level.” Iranian President Hassan
Mechichi affiliated police allegedly kills a young protester in Tunisia
Face-to-face clashes between youths and police officers, took place again Saturday evening, June 12, in the outskirts of Tunis, capital of Tunisia, hours after a