- 7 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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Women are back to conduct tv shows in Afghanistan
Women are back to conduct television in Afghanistan after two days of absence. Yesterday morning from the studios of Tolo News, the first Afghan news
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia, Rachid Ghannouchi more isolated
The growing popularity of the President of the Tunisian Republic, Kais Saied, who yesterday was cheered by a crowd of travelers and employees during his
Afghanistan, Biden defends the US decision: “We were there just to fight terrorism”
“The longest of the American wars ends, I don’t change my decision, I won’t pass this war to a fifth president: how many more lives
Who is Ashraf Ghani, the foreign president who failed to transform Afghanistan?
The world will remember him for leaving his country. He left without any announcement. Someone thinks that he betrayed Afghanistan, that he should have defended
EXCLUSIVE: other three Tunisian deputies under investigation, shadows on a television channel
After the dozens of arrests last weeks, this morning, the public prosecutor in the court of the first instance of Ben Arous, in Tunis, authorized an investigation on Mohamed Affes, Rached Khiari, and Ayatollah Hichri.
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia registers a new record of vaccinations in 24 hours
Faisal Bensalah stressed that 594,141 people aged 18-39 were vaccinated yesterday, marking a new record for the number vaccinated in a single day. From today vaccine available in Tunisian pharmacies.
Kabul is in chaos: The Taliban have surrounded the Afghani capital
The Taliban entered Kabul and surrounded it. They have taken control of the University in the western part of the city. Still, they ensure that
Floods and fires bring Turkey to its knees
Over seventy people died in the floods that hit the Black Sea region of Turkey; Rescue teams are working to find those still missing, according
Hazza bin Al-Marri pledges to go on hunger strike after ill-treatment in Qatari prisons
After the Qatari cabinet’s approval of a change in Shura council law, trends with people supporting the boycott of these elections began on social media.
Libyan prosecutor orders Saif al-Islam arrest, why is Gaddafi’s son still frightening?
The appointment of December 24 for the presidential and parliamentary elections seems far away in Libya. Nevertheless, everything is moving in that direction amid a