- 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: Tunisia, 20 days to act. What will Kais Saïed’s next moves be?
Tunisians supporting the President of the Republic agree that Saïed must not procrastinate too much with the reform of the political and justice system, the revision of the electoral law, the organization of early legislative elections. But above all, Tunisian people are asking to know the whole truth about political killers, the covert apparatus of Ennahdha.
Taliban Change Strategy To Get Control Of Afghanistan
Taliban is now starting to attack provincial Afghan cities to get a stronghold after the United States meted attacks on them. They have changed their
Security situation is deteriorating in Kabul as fighting intensifies across Afghanistan
A car bomb exploded near the Afghan Ministry of Defense early this week, followed by a firefight and another explosion with another shooting. In the
EXCLUSIVE: Daesh threatens Tunisia, Kais Saied responds
Tunisian President visited the headquarters of the Special Unit of the National Guard in Beer Borqba to reassure citizens. Also Egypt and Algeria are closely monitoring the situation in the neighbouring country.
Israel launches airstrikes on Lebanon in response to rocket attacks
Israel on Thursday launched its first airstrikes on Lebanon in seven years in response to recent rocket attacks across the bordering territory. The Israeli Defence
Israel first country to launch third dose of covid vaccine
In Israel, the decision to administer the third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine was not easy, as Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated. For about
Iran, which challenges await the new president Raisi?
After eight years of negotiations with the West, a nuclear deal reached with Barack Obama and then undone by Donald Trump, the moderates leave the
Amid anger and despair, Lebanon braces for port explosion anniversary
Marking the anniversary of the Lebanon port explosion, last year on August 4, one of the world’s non-nuclear explosions, people recall their horrifying experiences. It
Christian Schmidt Receives Cold Shoulder By Bosnian Serb Leaders
Bosnian Serb leaders want to do away with Office of the High Representative (OHR) as a decade old leadership has been replaced with someone that
EXCLUSIVE: Tunisia and the end of religion’s merchants, opinion by Hassen Bali
Hassen Bali, economic expert and founder of the Tunisian newspaper “L’observatoire Economique,” talks about recent developments in Tunisia.