- 11 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.
Articles By This Author
How An Engineer Was Tortured To Become An Iranian Informer
In another incident of blatant brainwash, a Canadian Iranian software engineer working with a social media giant has turned sides and become an informer for
How and Why the US left isolated by countries opposing its move to snap back UN sanctions on Iran – An Insight
US isolation has reached new heights at global stage as countries have openly opposed its move through formal letters to snap back the UN sanctions
Germany-France offer EU mediation in Belarus amid political unrest
Amid the ongoing political crisis in Belarus, French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have offered to mediate for the European nation in
Israel continues retaliatory bombing in Gaza
Hamas targets have been under fire from Israel for more than a week in response to relentless fire balloon attacks from Gaza. Warning that Hamas
Fragile East Mediterranean political situation awaits EU’s decision to halt Turkish exploration
Situation at the eastern Mediterranean shore has been turning tense as Turkey ramped up its energy exploration activities in the region, despite multiple objections raised
Taiwan opens its door for Hong Kongers but keeps a wary eye on spies
Taiwan opened its door to the Hong Kong refugees who are looking for an escape from the autocratic communist regime, especially after the Chinese government’s
Qatar forcibly deports Yemeni woman and her baby
In a video on Twitter, a woman accused the Qatari government of trying to forcibly return her and her child to her home country of
Afghanistan: The Taliban prohibits foreign currencies
The two countries haven’t met since the Phase One negotiations in January this year, during which time their relationship has deteriorated significantly. US and China
Millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency meant to fund international terrorism seized in the US
The United States Justice Department affirmed it had seized millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrency meant to fund international terrorism, including jihadi groups such as
Lebanon approves state of emergency; rights groups raise concerns over threat to freedom
Lebanese Parliament on Thursday approved a state of emergency in the aftermath of widespread protests across the country against the mishandling of national affairs by