- 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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Lebanon Struggles With Blackout Amidst Fund Crutch To Pay For Crude
Lebanon– Lebanon is completely blacked out; there is a power outage thanks to its inability to generate its own electricity and to pay up outstanding
Tunisia: Kais Saied’s priorities, clean up the judiciary and form a new government
During a meeting with the head of the Superior Council of the Judiciary, Youssef Bouzakher, at the palace of Carthage, President of Tunisian Republic Kais
Iran Exit From Iraq Depends On High Election Turnout: A Report
Iraq– Iran is not calling the shots in Iraq anymore; reports pour in as a unanimous backlash against Tehran is pouring onto the social media.
Iran to hold military exercise near Azerbaijan border
Azerbaijan– Iran’s army put its wary neighbors, Azerbaijan under check that they will be conducting a wide-ranging military exercise near its northwestern border amid long-simmering
Israel to the UN General Assembly: “Iran nuclear program has crossed all red lines”
Israel_ Israel is a beacon of light and freedom, and supporting it is a moral choice. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Monday in his
Syria: unprecedented Turkish military build-up in Idlib.
Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, the commander-in-chief of the Benghazi- based Libyan Arab Armed Forces (LAAF), which controls two-thirds of the country, temporarily resigned from his
Taliban nominates Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan’s new ambassador to the UN
The Taliban have written to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres nominating their spokesman Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan’s new ambassador to the UN. They have also been urged
Kais Saied Governance Receives Mass Rejections In Tunisia
Another country is yet again trying to protect its democracy. Its Tunisia this time which is protesting against brazen seize of power by the President
CIA warns of al-Qaeda resurgence in Afghanistan
Al-Qaeda militants may soon return to Afghanistan after US troops withdraw and the Taliban return to power. “We are already beginning to see some indications
Afghanistan, women take to the streets in Herat and challenge the Taliban
Pending the announcement of the new Afghan government, which will finally discover the cards on the table, many questions remain unresolved. Dozens of fearless activists