- 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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Jordanian King and Palestinian leader looks forward to Biden administration to re-introduce two-state solution
On Sunday, Jordanian King Abdullah met Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to discuss ways to re-introduce the two-state formation as a solution to the decades old
President-elect Joe Biden announces all-female press team at his White House
The newly President-elect Joe Biden decides to have an all-women senior communication team at his White House, showing his wish to make a diverse team.
Continued Turkish provocations undermine peace in Libya
Turkish Defense Ministry spokesman Pinar Kara said publicly on Sunday that the Turkish army has trained 2,301 Libyan soldiers, and 264 people have received military
France is pushing for sanctions against Turkey over the deteriorating situation in the Mediterranean
France is leading the push for EU sanctions on Turkey next month, a threat from the union in October, but has yet to receive support
War crimes report overthrows 13 Australian soldiers
The Australian military has announced the deportation of 13 soldiers, following a report on their practices in Afghanistan that could constitute “war crimes.” Army commander
How did Qatar-US team know about the liquidation of Iranian scientist assassination
The assassination of top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhry, in Iran left the country deeply hurt and bleeding with vengeance. But the country has set all
Iran’s top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, killed
Iran’s top nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, was assassinated on Friday in an ambush attack on his car in a district east of Tehran. As per
Erdogan adopts overtly anti-Kurdish stand, despite denying the same
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s overtly repressive policies towards the country’s Kurdish community could cost him peace and stability not only within Turkey but also
Saudi Arabia, dozens of top officials accused of corruption
The Saudi authorities have opened a criminal investigation into corruption cases at the Ministry of Defense, for an amount of 325 million dollars. The Saudi
Qatar violates international law, stops two Bahrain vessels conducting maritime exercise
On Wednesday, Bahrain accused Qatar of violating international law, when latter intercepted two of its coastguard vessels conducting maritime exercise in its territorial waters. Bahrain’s