- 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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EU and Turkey take concrete steps to improve ties
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has stated it is vital to create a positive atmosphere in Turkey-EU relations and those firm measures are required to
Iraq: Isis claims a double terrorist attack in Baghdad
Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, was rocked by a double suicide attack in the crowded Tayaran Square market on Thursday morning. According to police sources
Rohani: if Joe Biden returns, Iran goes back to the nuclear agreement
The new Biden administration took office a few hours ago, and they already held the first press conference. The new White House spokesperson, Jen Psaki,
As Libya prepares for a stable political system, UN asks for exit of mercenaries
On Tuesday, United Nations urged for the exit of mercenaries and foreign fighters from Libya by Saturday as the war-torn nation started working towards a
The Libyan Political Dialogue Forum comes to an end Success or failure?
Following the agreement on a proposal for the selection mechanism of a unified executive authority, reached by the Advisory Committee of the Libyan Political Dialogue
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres Urges Foreign Fighters to Exit Libya by Oct 23
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges every mercenary and foreign soldier to exit from Libya by Saturday as asked for in the Oct. 23 truce agreement
Chinese Ice Cream Becomes Breeding Ground For Corona Virus
In shocking discoveries over the new virus strains, China has now determined that there can be presence of the virus in ice cream aswell. China’s
Iraqi Election Commission postpones general election to October
On Tuesday, Iraq’s cabinet decided to postpone the country’s general elections, by four months. The election which were earlier pushed forward to June 6 has
US Suspected Air strikes launched pro-Iranian militants in southern Iraq
According to Iraqi media, several explosions were heard south of the Iraqi capital Bagdad. Reports say US or Israeli airstrikes may have targeted Iranian-backed militias
Turkey risks exiting NATO, that’s what the allies are afraid of
The outgoing American vice president, Mike Pence, had already warned Turkey last April that if the country proceeded with the purchase of the Russian S-400