Murtaza Hussain is a Reporter at The Intercept. He covers a range of topics including Iran, Pakistan, social issues, protests, and the Russia-Ukraine war, often exploring the intersection of these themes. Murtaza's work has been featured in outlets such as Ya Libnan, Forbes, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, The Intercept, and Newswav.
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By: Murtaza Hussain, Ryan Grim
Sources close to the ousted prime minister say Khan also accuses Gen. Asim Munir for assassination attempt and cover-ups.
Assassination attempts targeting populist leaders have had a track record of boosting their popularity.
For the second day in a row, electronic devices across Lebanon, including walkie talkies, exploded on Wednesday, killing 14 people and injuring over 450,
By: Sharif Abdel Kouddous, Jeremy Scahill, Murtaza Hussain
For the second day in a row, electronic devices across Lebanon, including walkie talkies, exploded on Wednesday, killing 14 people and injuring over 450, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
By: Murtaza Hussain
"Everyone is malnourished, everyone is immunocompromised"
The military government is blocking roads and cutting internet access in an attempt to stop activists loyal to the deposed Imran Khan from establishing a presence in the capital city
Protestors gathered in the capital city of Islamabad to demand the released of jailed former PM Imran Khan
By: Murtaza Hussain, Ryan Grim
In late November, the military executed a brutal operation to counter the political opposition, according to a source inside the military
By: Murtaza Hussain
In bilateral talks this year, Pakistan asked China for a nuclear second-strike capability in exchange for the Gwadar Port—a demand that was rebuffed by China
Amid celebrations over the end of the regime, leaders of key Kurdish groups say they fear U.S. abandonment and attacks by Turkish-backed militias
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