- 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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Ethnic clashes continue in Sudan’s West Darfur region of Sudan
At least 40 people have been killed in Sudan’s West Darfur region after three days of ethnic crashes that have prompted the authorities to declare
Global Coronavirus cases surge to 132.2 million
The global Covid-19 caseload has surged to 132.2 million, while worldwide deaths have crossed 2.87 million, as per the date released by the Johns Hopkins
Saudi Arabia charts a game plan for Umrah this year
Saudi authorities said, on Monday, only people immunized against Covid-19 are to be allowed in the Kingdom to perform the year-round Umrah pilgrimage starting from
Sudan reiterates call for new approach on GERD negotiations
Sudan has once again called for changing the approach of the negotiations regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) that recently took place in the
Kinda al-Khatib awaiting final sentence, 35 citizens falsely accused of terrorism in Lebanon
The young Lebanese activist Kinda al-Khatib, arrested on 20 June and sentenced in December by the Beirut Military Court to three years in prison, was
Latest US Capitol attack raises concerns over security
US lawmakers are scrambling to create a balance between US Capitol security and public accessibility in the backdrop of two pernicious attacks around the sprawling
The last parade of the Pharaohs made the Egyptians proud of their country
Twenty-two mummies, 18 kings and 4 queens, were transported from the iconic Egyptian Museum, where most have resided continuously for over a century, to the
Plot in the court of Jordan, the king’s half-brother under accusation
A feud between half-brothers and between queen spouses. With alliances that cross the borders of the kingdom and that risk shaking what is already one
Protests in Algeria to demand an independent judiciary
Social tensions and protests in Algeria continue. This time, the demonstrators took to the streets in the capital Algiers and other cities of the country,
“Iran will not hold any negotiations with the United States either directly or indirectly,” Foreign Minister said
The United States and Iran will return to Vienna on 6 April, where the nuclear agreement was signed in 2015: it is the first concrete