- 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.
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France Willing To Requisite Fuel If Worker Stand Off Prolongs
France doesn’t seem to be moved by the fuel strike been organized by workers of Total Energies and ExxonMobil; so much so that is now
Israel Lebanon To Enter Into Mutually Benefitting Maritime Deal Soon
While Turkey has been fuming and shown its displeasure over a maritime deal, Israel and Lebanon are happy with their historical deal on maritime energy
Copper Is Going To Be The Metal Of The Future
We are moving towards more sustainable methods of power consumption and one of the most important raw materials that will make it work for Europe
How Will Sudan Sail Through Floods, Bad Governance and Inflation?
Problems for Sudan aren’t getting any lesser as the torrential rains have wiped off communities and eaten away cultivatable land, making survival next to impossible.
Former US Secretary of Commerce talks about current global problems
In an interview with journalist Maria Maalouf for The CAPITOL show, the former US Secretary of Commerce, Carlos Gutierrez, talked about current global problems. Carlos
Is Israel Going To Benefit From Netanyahu’s Comeback?
It seems as if he never went; as news travels that Benjamin Netanyahu might be coming back to power in Israel after all. The monarchic
China Looks For Fresh Talent For Manned Space Projects
China is going places and space is also a new one for it. As there is more and more competition for space in space, China
Biden, Saudi Royals at odds as evidenced by reduction in OPEC+ oil production
According to interviews with about a dozen government officials and experts in Washington and the Gulf, the OPEC+ organization’s decision this week to cut oil
Was Cerebral Hypoxia The Only Reason For Mahsa Amini’s Death?
An Iranian coroner’s report has stated that the young Kurdish Iranian girl Mahsa Amini died of multiple organ failure that was caused by cerebral hypoxia.
Wagner Group Desperate To Recruit Hooligans From Across The Globe To Make Up For Head Loss
Blame it on a disarray amongst the Russian Army, but Wagner led mercenaries are losing men and are now on the lookout for fresh recruits.