- 15 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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Second day of protest in Sudan demanding fall of government, as people feel cheated
Sudan–Hundreds of Sudanese in Khartoum came on roads to protest for the fall of the government that is supposed to lead the country to its
Handing migrants over to the Libyan Coast Guard is a crime
Libya–With a historical sentence, from today delivering or entrusting migrants to the Libyan Coast Guard is considered a crime: in fact, the commander of the
Clashes in Beirut: Amal and Hezbollah challenge the judge of the port explosion investigation
Lebanon–At least six people have been killed and thirty injured by gunshots that went off during a protest in Beirut by supporters of the Shiite
Syria: Israeli airstrike kills a soldier and wounded over four
Syria–An Israeli airstrike killed a Syrian soldier and wounded others in the Palmyra area of Syria. According to state TV reports, the attack targeted a
Energy Flow To Lebanon Needs Infrastructure Overhaul In Syria
Lebanon–Lebanon is reeling under threat of prolonged darkness as its power grids have run out of fuel and the country has no money to pay
Iran announced two-day air defence drill in central desert area
Iran– Displaying massive game of power, Iran announced yesterday that they have kicked off a two-day air defense drill in central desert area. The report
Libya: Forum of Young Students to Build Peace and Strengthen Stability concluded in Tripoli
Libya–The Forum of Young Students to Build Peace and Strengthen Stability was held on Tuesday in Tripoli, facilitated and in the presence of the Vice
World’s First Automated Train unveiled in Germany by Deutsche Bahn
Germany– German rail operator Deutsche Bahn launched world’s first automated driverless train in the city of Hamburg, Germany. It s reported that this state-of-the-art-technology will
Erdogan ‘the new dictator’ EU condemns actions against municipalities
Turkey’s three largest metropolitan municipalities, of Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir, which are all ruled by the opposition parties, have been accused of running a “parallel state” ….
Libya: Dbeibah has already failed, forgetting the meaning of “national unity”
Libya– In Libya, the idea of holding the elections on time as scheduled for December 24, 2021, is increasingly receding. The Government of National Unity