- 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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Relations between Turkey and the United States are at a dead end with Joe Biden
The new US president Joe Biden started his mandate by taking a public harder line on Turkey, with analysts awaiting a rugged path ahead between
Why has China banned BBC World News from airing in their nation?
China has restricted the BBC World News channel from a couple of outlets where it could be viewed in the country in possible retaliation following
Turkey Refuses Federation System In Cyprus
Turkey is not interested in taking in the suggestion of separate states and would rather go ahead with a federation system for Cyprus. This is
Iranian nuclear power, AIEA: “Tehran closer to the atomic bomb acquisition”
Tensions are rising after the latest news on the escalation of uranium enrichment and the ever-closer acquisition of the atomic bomb by the ayatollahs. A
Is the situation in Libya close to a turning point? The new president meets Haftar in Benghazi
The new temporary unified government, which has the task of accompanying Libya to national elections on December 24, 2021, according to the road-map agreed by
Sudan’s new Cabinet takes constitutional oath amid protests
Sudan’s new cabinet on Wednesday took the constitutional oath at the presidential palace in the capital Khartoum. The ceremony was overseen by Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan,
Washington again invites Ankara to abandon the Russian S-400 agreement
On Wednesday, the United States renewed its call on Turkey to back down on the purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system it concluded with
Iraq executes five terrorist elements, confirming itself as the country with the most sentences since the defeat of ISIS
Security sources reported today that five Iraqis accused of “terrorism” were executed in Nasiriya prison in southern Iraq on Tuesday. Iraq is confirmed as the
UN Security Council aids Libya in setting interim government, prepares ground for December elections
On Tuesday, United Nations Security Council praised Libya’s efforts in setting an interim government, which would eventually make way for a stable political setup in
The United Nations ask 57 countries to take back their women and children from two camps in Syria
The United Nations revealed on Monday that women and children of 57 nationalities live in miserable conditions in detention camps in north-eastern Syria, calling on