- 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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An act of sabotage sets off a fire at an oil station in Saudi Arabia, Riyadh confirms
Riyadh confirmed that a station for the distribution of petroleum products in the city of Jizan, in the southern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, was subjected
After France, Libyan new presidency council to heads to Turkey
On late Thursday, Turkish presidential office issued a statement that Libya’s new presidency council including Mohammad Younes Menfi, the new head of the council, and
Europe returns to Tripoli offering support to Libyans in achieving stability
Three European ministers visited yesterday the Libyan capital Tripoli, a joint mission of Italy, France and Germany to give a signal of unity to Libya
Armenia announces the lifting of martial law
The Parliament of Armenia announced the lifting of martial law on Wednesday 24 March. The measure was adopted on September 27, 2020, after the offensive
The 29-year-old daughter leads the execution of Maryam Karimi in an Iranian prison
Maryam Karimi’s daughter has conducted her execution at the Rasht Central Prison in Iran under a death penalty law. The woman had been sentenced to
HRW slams Turkish president’s disregard for human rights and democratic values
The Human Rights Watch slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for trampling over democratic norms and lowering the country’s human rights standards to suit his
American Stance On Troop Retracement From Afghanistan Becomes Unclear
The US is finally thinking of giving shape to their settlement deal with Taliban under which Pentagon is contemplating keeping some troops still stationed in
China, Russia denounce Western sanctions
BEIJING: In a foreign minister meet held on Tuesday, China and Russia affirmed their close ties amid the latest wave of Western sanctions on them
UN warns against hunger crises in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria and Yemen
On Tuesday, the United Nations humanitarian office warned the International Community that millions of people in Yemen, South Sudan, and northern Nigeria are at risk
Demonstrations in Algeria against early legislative elections called by president Tebboune
Dozens of students demonstrated in the Algerian capital Tuesday as part of their weekly march to renew the rejection of the early legislative elections called