- 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.
Articles By This Author
Why Lebanon Is Going To Lose Turkish Electricity Too?
Accruing to the worst financial crises that Lebanon has faced in over a decade, it is now under fire for going dark. Running its services
The Libyan Coast Guard shoots the Italians, with the same boat Rome donated them
The ship of the Libyan Coast Guard that fired off Libya on Thursday against the two Italian fishing boats Artemide and Aliseo from Mazara del
Libya, the appointment of a new intelligence chief awakens militias in Tripoli
The leaders of the armed groups of the Libyan capital raided the headquarters of the Presidential Council to demand the removal of the Foreign Minister
Tunisia announces a new lockdown during the Aid el-Fitr holidays
To deal with the third wave of infections, Tunisia announced on Friday a general lockdown that will go into effect from 9 to 16 May,
How Cheap Man’s Cocaine Runs Syrian And Lebanese Economies
Captagon pills fitted inside pomegranates are the new supply doing rounds from the war ravaged Middle Eastern country of Syria. In a shocking revelation, it
Millions of Captagon pills among Lebanese pomegranates, Riyadh closes the borders
Saudi authorities have discovered 5.3 million pills of Captagon – a type of amphetamine popular among affluent young people in the Middle East, particularly the
Funding terrorism among the reasons for the arrest of the Minister of Finance in Qatar
Qatar’s Attorney General has ordered the arrest of Finance Minister Ali Shareef al Emadi as part of an investigation in which Emadi is accused of
Tehran Manipulates Houthis In Yemen Through Its Iron Man
According to a Yemeni minister, Iran’s Qud Force’s commander Hassan Erlo has been acting as the de-facto ruler of the Houthi occupied areas. This has
Syria and Saudi Arabia ready to re-establish full diplomatic relations, Arab media reveal
The Syrian conflict, after more than ten years from its beginning, could have come to a turning point. Indeed, local media revealed the arrival of
Syria claims to have intercepted Israel attacks near Latakia
Israel fired missiles, early Wednesday, towards northwest Syria that killed one person and wounded six, Syrian state media reported. The missiles hit the northwestern towns