- 16 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 to Start a Business With No Money
With the proliferation of digital tools, would-be entrepreneurs have more funding alternatives than ever before. It is entirely conceivable to start a business with no
Netanyahu eyes comeback as Israel votes in the fifth election in four years
Israel is heading to the ballot box in the fifth election in four years. For the first time in 13 years, former Prime Minister of
Iran plans public trials for 1,000 protesters in Tehran
The judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran has planned trials for 1,000 protesters in Tehran, the capital of Iran, to crush weeks of protests
Who is the Wealthiest Woman in the World
As of August 1, 2022, L’Oréal heiress Francoise Bettencourt Meyers is the richest woman in the world with a net worth of around $74.9 billion,
Top Action Movies In Netflix 2022 To Watch Right Now
This winter, are you looking for exhilarating and thrilling entertainment you can enjoy at home? Now for the good news: A virtual collection of international
How Israel – Lebanon agreement can be a real boon for natural gas market?
Earlier this month, Israel and Lebanon reached a historic agreement over their maritime border in the Mediterranean Sea – a move that can be a
Is Middle East Moving Towards Water And Food Scarcity Too?
Food and water are becoming pressing issues for the Middle East and Arab, a report has recently found out. The immediate day-to-day issues are now
Kingdom Lashes Out Over Dipping Into Reserves As US Does It First
The United States has dipped into its strategic reserves of oil and Saudi Arabia is not happy about it. The Kingdom has called it a
Ukraine President says Russia ordered some 2,000 drones from Iran
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, said that Russia ordered around 2,000 Shaheds’ from the Islamic Republic of Iran. During a speech at a conference
Tunisia torn between hope and anger as anti Kais Saied protests gain momentum
Tunisia is currently relying on funds from IMF (International Monetary Fund), and so are the hopes of President Kais Saied who is facing widespread protests