- 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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EXCLUSIVE: 551,008 Tunisians vaccinated in one day, now people ask why not before?
Tunisians understood they reached 20,000 deaths macabre toll due to incompetence and, above all, to the unwillingness to help and rescue people on the part of parliamentarians and members of the executive of Hicham Mechichi, supported by Rachid Ghannouchi and his Islamist party Ennhadha.
Rwandan and Mozambican Troops Shove Off Insurgents
Confirmed reports state that the Rwandan and Mozambican troops have been able to reclaim a key port city from Islamist militants in northern Mozambique. The
Joe Biden now fears the return of the jihadists to Afghanistan
Kunduz is the third provincial capital in three days to have fallen into the hands of the Taliban. About half of Afghanistan is now back
Israeli PM Bennett: Lebanese citizens awakening against Hezbollah, Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that there has been a very important awakening among Lebanese citizens against Hezbollah and Iranian interference in the country.
Why has the international community pretended that Iran is a normal country?
Iran has understood that the Biden administration has no desire for tensions or clash in the Middle East – much less Europe – and therefore
EXCLUSIVE: July 25 movement calls for the dissolution of the Tunisian Parliament
The pacific and popular July 25 movement organized a press conference in Central Tunis calling for the Parliament dissolution, referendum, and early elections.
EXCLUSIVE: CONECT says Kais Saied’s decisions open doors of hope for Tunisians
The National Executive Office of the Confederation of Citizen Businesses of Tunisia (CONECT) says Kais Saied decisions opened the doors of hope to the Tunisian people.
The Taliban attack radio stations, no music in Afghanistan
There are still winds of war in Afghanistan; after the complete abandonment of the territories by the international coalition for days, the attacks of the
Professor shot dead in Houthi-held Sanaa
In a dreadful incident, a university was shot dead because of a hate crime. Gunmen from Houthi officials shot a professor as he walked out
EXCLUSIVE: IACE supports Kais Saied’s decision to recover looted Tunisia funds
The governing body of the Institute appreciated the position of the President of the Republic, Kais Saied, confirming that 460 of the 150,000 entrepreneurs are prosecuted for suspected corruption and embezzlement based on the report released by the National Commission of Inquiry into Bribery and Corruption