- 6 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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Ukraine Urges More Sanctions On Iran After Drone Attacks
The Foreign Minister of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, has called for more EU (European Union) sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran after Kyiv, the capital
Cristiano Ronaldo Net Worth 2022 From His Brand, Salary & Endorsements
If you’re a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, you must be curious to know Cristiano Ronaldo Net Worth 2022. In this article we have compiled his
AFC Asian Cup 2027: India, Saudi Arabia to compete for hosting rights
The AFC confirmed on Monday that Saudi Arabia and India will fight for the right to host the 2027 Asian Cup after three other interested
Top world most handsome singer in the world
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Top 10 web series in the world
The importance of web series in the modern world is well known. It is now ingrained in our culture. Without web series, everything would be
Why Making Friends Is A Scientific Thing?
Are you finding it tough to make new friends or keeping up with old friendships? It’s a shocking revelation but some 20 years old are
Why do women have to sprint into leadership positions
Women often face subtle biases when it comes to leadership positions. They face many obstacles to their advancement and, as a result, are even less
Have You Tried The $1,500 Meta Quest Pro By Meta Verse Already?
It is out and (probably) it is here to stay! The new experience of virtual reality is becoming better as Facebook parent’s company Meta recently
The intangible ‘soft skills’ that companies crave
You require complex skills, or technical know-how and subject-specific expertise, to carry out your duties efficiently. Lesser-touted “soft skills” may be just as critical, if
OPEC+ decision to reduce oil production ‘purely economic’
The decision by OPEC+ to cut oil production, according to the foreign ministry of Saudi Arabia, was “purely economic.” The 23 nations that make up