- 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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Turkey likely to host intra-Afghan peace talks: Report
The US administration under President Joe Biden is set to ask Turkey to host a senior-level meeting for intra-Afghan peace talks between the Afghanistan government
UN report slams Iran’s child marriage practices, calls its legal marriage age as “simply unacceptable”
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, UN independent investigator, Javaid Rehman, released a report highlighting the issue of child marriage practises, which were still
Protests on streets of Lebanon demand economic relief, President calls for the protest to end
Lebanon’s politics had no definity when it came to governance and strategies for people and all that the authorities at this point can think of
Australian govt suspends military cooperation with Myanmar
In a significant development, Australia has suspended its military ties and cooperation with Myanmar in the aftermath of February’s military coup. Australia on Sunday also
Egypt denies Turkish claims of holding talks with Ankara over energy exploration in Mediterranean Sea
Egypt denied reports stating that the African country held talks with Turkey to facilitate latter’s energy exploration drive in eastern Mediterranean. Egypt’s diplomatic sources confirmed
Jordan Reshuffles Cabinet To Exhibit Effective Governance
Jordan is going under water post pandemic and the people are so angry about the slowness in recovery that the PM has had to reshuffle
Voting machine replacement leads to Louisiana elections chief lash out on senator
After some irregularities at the voting practice, secretary of the state Kyle Ardoin lashed out on the committee which was authorised to oversee Louisiana Senate’s
Turkey: HDP leaders say preparations in place for plan B and C if court forces party to shut down
On Friday, the members of Turkey’s pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) said that they had preparations in place to propagate their ideology and cause through
Biden Calls Off Air Strike Over Iraq For Humanitarian Reasons
For the new President Joe Biden, life is so precious that he actually called off an air strike over Syria, to protect the lives of
Egypt holds talks with Greece to boost cooperation in multiple areas including energy and economy
In a telephonic conversation held between Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on Wednesday the former expressed keenness to boost