- 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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Youth Day, Libyan government announces new measures to support young people
As part of the celebration of the International Youth Day, organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs at the amphitheatre of Leptis Magna (Lebda), in
Russia Suspects Hypersonic Missile Tech Leak
Russian security agents have detained the head of an institute researching development of hypersonic systems. He has been booked under suspicion of treason. Alexander Kuranov
EXCLUSIVE: not only in the USA, Ghannouchi has also paid campaigns in Italy and France
Recently, the Tunisian judiciary opened a new investigation against the Islamist movement Ennahda, after the disclosure of a lobbying contract with a pressure group that the movement concluded last week to campaign for it in Washington.
EXCLUSIVE: Ghannouchi to resign from the presidency of Tunisian Parliament
After the threats to Italy of sending migrants waves by sea, the terrorist attacks, and the bloodshed, today Rachid Ghannouchi gives us another episode of this tragicomic series aired in the international press.
In Libya the winds of war are blowing again
Peace in Libya looks like it won’t last long. Militias in western Libya are fighting hard in the coastal city of Zawiya and the situation
Lebanon Central Bank stop fuel subsidies
Gasoline prices in Lebanon may soon increase by at least five times, Beirut media reported today in the aftermath of the Lebanese Central Bank’s announcement
Lebanon’s Maronite patriarch calls on army to confront Hezbollah
President of Lebanon, Michel Aoun openly condemned the criticism of Lebanon’s Christian Maronite patriarch after he expressed opposition to the Hezbollah, warning that insults must
EXCLUSIVE: Ghannouchi returns to threaten bloodshed in Tunisia
Short of other valid arguments, Rachid Ghannouchi, president of the Tunisian Islamist party, Ennahdha, and head of Parliament whose activities have been suspended by the
Chinese Court Falsely Charges Canadian Citizen As Diplomatic Tactic
The Chinese court has finally sentenced a Canadian citizen to 11 years of imprisonment in spying charges to a case linked to their tech giant
Tragedy in Algeria: 25 soldiers died after saving over a hundred people from fires
The provisional toll of the devastating fires that raged in northern Algeria, particularly in the Northern province of Kabylia, fueled by high temperatures and strong