- 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.
Articles By This Author
Oman: Town of Jinns, Bahla Where Men Turn into Donkeys
There’s a small town in Oman, a few kilometers from Nizma. Bahla is where mystery and superstition consume mankind’s very being with crumbling walls, and
Hezbollah Escalates Attacks on Israel with New Weapons
What was once deemed unlikely has escalated, Hezbollah and Israel exchanged rocket and missile fire near the Lebanese-Israeli border. There are concerns that this could
Man-made Crisis in Gaza, Thirst and Starvation: UN
After more than a month of war in Gaza, with Israel cutting off access to electricity, water and food, as well as no healthcare for
Israel Opposition Demands Benjamin Netanyahu’s Resignation
As Israel’s war against the Hamas in Gaza rages on, opposition leader Yair Lapid has called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step down. Highlighting
Germany Exploring Major Structural Reform to Make Army Fit for War
With two wars taking much of the world’s attention, Germany wants to bring about fundamental changes to its army. Boris Pistorius, Germany Defense Minister, pledged
Syria and Lebanon Putting Pressure on the US
The US is trying to protect little brother Israel from Iran-backed groups in Syria and Lebanon with a shadow war. But the situation has accelerated.
US – China Become Warm and Cosy, Dialogue and Diplomacy
In recent months, the US and China have been inching towards each other through continuous dialogue, negotiations and diplomacy. The Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi
Turkiye Aims for the Moon by 2026, Indigenous Spacecraft
Turkiye is working towards launching its first spacecraft developed with the Lunar Research Program into space by 2026. This is part of President Recep Tayyip
Zambia Seeks More Bilateral Cooperation With Turkiye
Zambia, under President Hakainde Hichilema’s leadership, has emerged as a potential African ally for Western powers and a valuable producer of natural resources required for
Water Crisis A Risk for Women and Girls in Africa
Only 61 percent have access to safe water in sub-Saharan Africa and large disparities exist that hide the severity of the problem for some communities.