- 13 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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Yemeni government worries over cancellation of Houthi classification as terror group
Last week, US administration announced that it would be lifting terrorist designation of Al-Houthis, the Iran-backed extremist outfit. The rebel Yemeni organisation was earlier added
India In Favour Of UN Protected Iraqi Elections In October 2021
Iraq is asking the United Nations to monitor its poll this time; and India is all in support of the democracy trying to stand up
Although there is little to celebrate, Libyans rejoice the 10th anniversary of the 17 February’s revolution
Libyans today celebrate the tenth anniversary of the 17thFebruary revolution. Thousands gather in most city squares across the country, particularly in the Martyrs’ square in
Israel to purchase new F-35s and other refuelling aircrafts
An Israeli official said Tuesday that a Tel Aviv ministerial committee has agreed to purchase new fighter jets, supply jets, and ammunition from US companies,
Iraq, international coalition confirms one person was killed and 5 others injured by missile attacks on a US base in Erbil
Security sources belonging to the Kurdish forces of the Peshmerga announced on Monday evening, February 15, 2021, that at least three mortar bombs landed near
Erdogan summons the US ambassador in response to Washington’s position on the Turks killed in Iraq
On Monday, Turkey summoned US Ambassador to Ankara, David M. Satterfield, to protest the US stance on the killing of 13 Turks in Iraq who
A heavy legacy for the new Libyan government appointed by the LPDF
While international observers and media see that the foreign mercenaries’ file, stability, security, and openness of the coastal road are the most important issues facing
Turkey slams killing of 13 Turks by Kurdish militant group, vouches for revenge
On Sunday, Turkey reported the killing of its intelligence officials and military personnels by the militant fighters of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). As per the
Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus called for the complete withdrawal of all foreign and mercenary forces from Libya
In a joint statement released Friday, the foreign ministers of Egypt, Greece, and Cyprus called for compliance with the UN arms embargo and the complete
Seven cocoa companies including Hershey face lawsuit for trafficking and child labor
Seven cocoa companies including global favorites Hershey, Mars, Nestle, Cargill, Mondelez, Barry Callebaut and Olam, are facing lawsuit by human rights organization for engaging and