- 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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EXCLUSIVE: Alliance for Tunisia renews its support for Kais Saied decisions, Sarhan Nasri tells The Arab Post
The Alliance for Tunisia calls on the President to review many unfair trade agreements for the economy and national sovereignty, and to speed up the review of Decree No. 88 of the Year 2011 regulating parties and associations.
Lebanon, 1.2 million children have stopped going to school since the crisis begun
In early August, the first anniversary of the terrible explosions in Beirut, in Lebanon, occurred, in which over 200 people died and over 7,000 were
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia, Kais Saied extends emergency measures until further notice, a needed and expected decision
On Monday, Kais Saied, elected President of Tunisia in 2019 with about 80% of the votes, extended the suspension of the work of the Parliament
Morocco and Spain relations, a new era begins?
The recent diplomatic crisis between Spain and Morocco seems to be behind us. Madrid extends its hand to King Mohammed VI. The latter on Friday,
Million people in Syria are losing access to water
International Aid Groups warned earlier this week that millions of people in Syria and Iraq are at risk of losing access to water, electricity and
France, Germany finding ways to carry on safe evacuation process from Kabul beyond 31 August
Germany and France are seeking to find a way to continue running the Kabul terminal for the safe evacuation of their citizens and Afghans that
EXCLUSIVE: “Tunisia is on the right track,” Iteb Akaichi tells The Arab Post
The Tunisians today seem to have found a smile again after the recent decisions of the President of the Republic, Kais Saied. In an exclusive
Coronavirus, Israel vaccinates children aged three and up
Covid-19-related mortality officially hit a new daily record in Iran on Sunday. The same day restrictions were lifted earlier this week to contain the spread
From Kabul to Africa, the jihadists are ready to follow the Taliban
The most effective trick for the devil, they say, is to convince us that he doesn’t exist. The opposite is true for global jihad: to
China and Russia interests in Afghanistan, geopolitics and mineral resources
The Afghanistan reconquest by the Taliban has alerted the international community to its consequences on the geopolitical balance between states. On the one hand, the