- 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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EXCLUSIVE: Libyan islamist militias supported by Turkey and Qatar threaten southern Tunisia
The Islamist militias claim that Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed spoke of plots coming from the Al Watiya base, in western Libya, and of connivance with terrorist groups such Daesh (ISIS).
EXCLUSIVE: Kais Saied reveals what happened to 10 years of international aids to Tunisia
The President of the Tunisian Republic, Kais Saied, said that financial donations provided by several countries to help Tunisia over the past decade have been
Afghanistan: Taliban, Daesh and Al Qaeda, differences and common goals
The Taliban returned on the international scene with the final takeover of Afghanistan, after a slow but gradual reconquest of the territory going on for
Turkey diplomatically talks with Taliban in Kabul
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mentioned yesterday that they have had their first talks with the Taliban in Kabul. Although Ankara was still assessing the
EXCLUSIVE: President Kais Saied’s life is in danger, so Ennahdha plans to kill him
The life of the President of the Tunisian Republic is in danger. Today the local newspaper Al-Anouar revealed that Rached Ghannouchi, the local Muslim Brotherhood
Double suicide bombings in Kabul: Biden warns architects of consequences
“We will hunt you down and make you pay.” US President Joe Biden has issued stark warning to the masterminds behind double suicide bombings near
Libya, the Al-Dabaiba Government crisis
Libyan Parliament speaker, Aguila Saleh, said Wednesday evening that the House of Representatives would withdraw confidence from the interim government of national unity led by
US worried in Lebanon over missile technology
A senior official from Biden’s cabinet told that the US will share its mutual concern with Israel over Hezbollah’s precision-guided missile technology. Hezbollah group is
EXCLUSIVE: in Tunisia, the extremist group Al-Karama tries to reorganize
The exceptional decisions of the President of the Tunisian Republic Kais Saied to extend the application of Article 80 of the Constitution until further notice
The European sovereigns exploit the risk of extremists among Afghani refugees
Europe’s sovereigns and moderate right-wingers know that, as with the Syrian crisis, fear of a massive influx of Afghan refugees can push them into the