- 12 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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Iraq’s bleak options against renegade Shia militias
The Iraqi establishment needs to urgently dismantle the Shia militias operating inside the state but does it have political and military means to do so?
Nas Daily shock: “Al-Jazeera spent Qatar money to spread fake news”
The popular video blogger Nusser Yassin (Nas Daily) slams Al-Jazeera channels for spreading fake news. With more than 17 million followers around the world, Nusser
US elections: How would Trump VS Biden affect Middle East
Americans are going to choose their next president on November 3 and the results of the 2020 US elections are certainly going to have big
The End of the Turkish Dictatorship Emerges.
Turkey is facing difficult economic challenges. There are indications that Turkey’s economy is declining, with many countries cutting off trade ties. Saudi Arabia announced earlier
Terror in France, 3 Qatari mosques and Islamic center close
France has ordered the closure of three mosques and an Islamic center in central Paris, suspected of fomenting hatred and violence. The places of worship
Michael Gove says ‘UK’s door is still ajar for EU trade talks’
The UK’s chief negotiator David Frost and Michel Barnier are all set to talk via telephone today to try and resolve Brexit following when No
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has accused Turkey of Fomenting War in Nogorno Karabakh
Monday, 19 October 2020. As fierce fighting broke out between Armenia and Azerbaijan over disputed territories claimed by the two neighboring countries, the demands of
A new plan floated to return Yazidis to Sinjar
A new security and reconstruction plan for Sinjar, that has been put forward by the Iraqi government and Kurdish authorities, might end up dividing families
Somalia: African Intelligence Journal has revealed the Turkish-backed candidate in the Upcoming Election.
African Intelligence Journal reports that the Turkish government is supporting current Somalia president Mohamed A. Farmajo in the upcoming elections. The journal writes that President
Lebanon-Israel: A possible peace
Yesterday the Emirates and Bahrain, today Lebanon, tomorrow the Palestinians. This is the slogan of those who support peace in the Middle East with Israel.