- 5 December, 2025
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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Has Europe learned its lesson in Libya or is it continuing to make the mistakes of the past?
As the former UN envoy to Libya Ghassan Salamè said, the organization is in a bad shape. Issues like climate change and gender equality are
Trump Administration Imposes Sanctions on 18 Iranian Banks to Increase Maximum Pressure
The United States has hit hard the entire financial sector of Iran with fresh sanctions on 18 Banks, by further confining it from the international
Greece and Turkey foreign ministers meet to ease Mediterranean exploration crisis
On Thursday, foreign ministers of Greece and Turkey met on the sidelines of the Globsec Forum in Bratislava. Turkish foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, held a
Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict could soon turn into another episode of Turkish aggression, would allies raise call for peace
Armenia and Azerbaijan conflict has been turning violent with every passing day. The border skirmish, which has been ongoing for over 11 days now, is
The offensive against ISIS continues in Iraq
The offensive against ISIS continues in Iraq, in particular in Diyala and Kirkuk. Objective: to destroy the great pocket of resistance of the jihadists which
Erdogan to Visit Kuwait and Qatar
Wednesday, 07, Oct, 2020. According to the Turkish president’s office, Erdogan will visit Kuwait and Qatar on Wednesday. He will offer his condolences to the
The war in Syria is not over
According to Syrian civilian sources, an explosion near a bus station in Al-Bab City, 40 kilometers from Aleppo, killed 21 people and injured 96 others.
Nagorno Karabakh: US, Russia, France call for ceasefire amid raging tensions
Amid the ongoing conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, the United States, France and Russia have called for an immediate and unconditional
Fighting Erupts Between Somali and Libyan Forces in Turkey, Suspicions over Turkish-Trained Somali Forces
Reports from Turkey say a knife fight broke out at a military training camp for Somali, Libyan and Syrian troops. There was a battle in
Libya: Despite scepticism, the oil agreement convinces the International community
Russia is satisfied, Turkey agrees, the United States approves with reservations, the United Nations is silent. These are the reactions of the main international actors