Hussein Malla is the Chief Photographer at The Associated Press Beirut bureaus. With a wide range of experience, his work has been featured in various publications and news outlets. He has covered a diverse range of topics, including daily life in Lebanon, conflicts in the Middle East, and international events.
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Hussein Malla’s coverage primarily focuses on the Middle East, particularly Lebanon and Israel-Palestine conflict. Most of his articles fall under world affairs and cover evolving stories related to conflicts and daily life in the region.
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As Bashar Al-Assad retreats to Russia, Israel races to destroy military assets — wiping out its air force, sinking its navy, and seizing the view from Mount Hermon.
Perry World House held a discussion featuring Penn experts to confront the future of Syria after the fall of the Assad regime and what the world can expect.
FILE - A man walks by a smashed portrait of the late Syrian President Hafez Assad as people ransack the residence of President Bashar Assad in the Malkeh district of
By: Omar Albamassociated, Hussein Malla
DAMASCUS — Mohammad Chaeeb spoke softly into his phone, telling a relative the grim news: He found his brother at the morgue.
An aerial view of remaining buildings is seen which were not only destroyed during the civil war, they were also demolished by the government or stripped by thieves, at the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk, outside Damascus, Syria, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024.
Ambassador Stephen Rapp, a former ambassador at large for war crimes and international prosecutor, visits a location identified as a mass grave for detainees killed under rule of Bashar Assad, southern Damascus, Syria, Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024.
Syrian Boys watch members of the Syrian civil defense group, known as the White Helmets, removing bodies from a morgue, previously used by pro-government Iranian units, located near the Set Zainab shrine, south of Damascus, Syria, Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024.
By: Hussein Malla
"It is all so unthinkable that this is happening in the 21st Century." By Sarah El Deeb | Associated Press
FILE - Syrians celebrate at the first Friday prayers since Bashar Assad's ouster at the central square in Damascus, Syria, on Dec. 13, 2024. (AP Photo/Hussein Malla, File)
FILE - Sudanese Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, head of the military council, waves to supporters upon his arrival to attend a military-backed rally, in Omdurman district, west of Khartoum, Sudan, on June 29, 2019.
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