- 17 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
Mykhailo Mudryk Breaks Dry Spell With 2-0 Victory for Chelsea
Mykhailo Mudryk didn’t let criticism get in the way as he sealed a 2-0 victory for Chelsea over Fulham. He finally shredded his poster boy
Explosive Terrorist Attack Strikes Turkish Parliament, Ankara’s Govt District
A “terrorist attack” occurred near Turkey’s parliament building in Ankara, resulting in two police officers being injured. The incident took place when two attackers arrived
Analyzing the U.S.-Saudi Defense Pact
According to recent developments, Saudi Arabia is actively pursuing a defense agreement with the US and sees a strategic connection to Israel’s normalization of relations
Ozgur Ozel’s Bid to Challenge Erdogan
This article explores Ozgur Ozel’s strategy to overthrow President Tayyip Erdogan’s long-standing hold on Turkish politics by attempting to become the leader of the Republican
Israel reopens Gaza border crossing amid ongoing riots
Israel has reopened a key crossing with the Gaza Strip for Palestinian workers despite rioting on the border. Israelis and Palestinians have confirmed the reopening
Niger Celebrates as French Ambassador Finally Leaves
French ambassador to Niger Sylvain Itte has left the country following the July coup and President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement that the entire personnel from the
Apple Watch X leak: What we know so far
Apple, an American multinational technology company, is in the limelight over the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2. Many people believe that Apple Watch
Saudi Arabia Puts Economic Relations Before Alliances With US
While Washington is very much keen to strengthen relations with Saudi Arabia in every aspect, Riyadh has put the kingdom’s economic interests before partnerships and
Libya Floods: More than a Decade of NATO Bombings and Chaos
The recent floods that swept through Libya, after two dams burst during a powerful storm, brought more death and destruction, and displacement of thousands of
Unveiling Nile Dynamics: The GERD Diplomatic Saga
The Nile River has long been a source of conflict in politics as well as in life and nutrition. strains between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan