- 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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Isis activity in Syria increases, a terrorist attack in Hama kills nine civilians
A Daesh terrorist attack killed nine civilians in the governorate of Hama in central Syria. According to the Syrian government press agency “Sana,” nine civilians
Hassan Nasrallah Denies Israel’s Allegation of Hezbollah Having a Secret ‘Arms Depot’ in Beirut
On Tuesday, while speaking in a virtual message to the 75th United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleged that Hezbollah was hiding a
After Syria and Libya, Erdogan’s jihadists arrive in Azerbaijan
After Rojava and Libya, the Sultan of Ankara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, moves his cutthroat militias to the Caucasus, which has become the new battleground between
After failing to break the political stalemate in Lebanon the Prime Minister-designate Mustapha Adib steps down
With popular demands to bring reforms in Lebanon, especially after the catastrophic Beirut blasts, the Prime Minister-designate Mustapha Adib has failed to form a government
United States threatens to close its embassy in Iraq if no strict action is taken to halt attacks
The U.S. authorities have told their Iraqi partners that they will shut its Embassy if Iraqi leaders don’t take any action to end assaults by
Does Argentina Have Hope For Legalised Abortion?
Argentina’s youthful activists including media are all in for legalized abortion. More than 1000 public figures, writers, journalists and artists have added their names to
Ninja Hellfire, the top-secret American missile to kill Al Qaeda leaders in Syria
US Special Operations Forces nearly two weeks ago killed a Qaeda leader in north-western Syria. Local and international media confirmed the news, but the Pentagon
Uncertainties plague Libya’s new push for oil exports
The country’s warring factions are desperate enough for oil revenues that they have come together to strike a deal to commence exports. But challenges remain.
Armed clashes between two GNA gangs confirm the need to eliminate the militias in Western Libya
Residents of western Libya city Tajoura woke up Friday to the sound of gunfire and medium and heavy artillery due to clashes between two armed
Why Qatar is not an ally of the United States in the Middle East
It is essential for each country to understand what its allies are, the friends you can rely on. Each government must be clear with whom