Prem Thakker is a Politics Reporter for The Intercept and Newswav. His reporting focuses on a range of political topics, including international relations, activism, and social justice issues. His work has also been featured in The New Republic.
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Prem Thakker's focus is primarily on government & politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. Given the coverage attributes, Prem would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to legal or governmental developments, particularly those tied to political campaigns, elections, and issues around the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Pitches offering expert analysis or firsthand insights into specific political events or campaign strategies may resonate well with Prem's coverage interests. Additionally, providing unique perspectives from individuals involved in these political processes could draw his attention.
It is important to note that while there isn’t a specified geographic focus for Prem’s articles, topics such as Israel-Palestine conflict indicate a potential interest in international political affairs alongside domestic ones.
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By: Prem Thakker
A day-by-day breakdown of how Israel defied the US warning – and made conditions in Gaza worse.
By: Prem Thakker
The hysterical response to the ICC shows DC is "this weird fantasy land where Israel can simply do no wrong."
A look at how the State Department's narrative about the Israeli military killing of the 6-year-old in Gaza has changed.
By: Prem Thakker
Does the Post editorial board, which published a farcical pro-Netanyahu, anti-ICC op-ed, even read the reporting of its own reporters?
By: Prem Thakker
I scoured Hegseth’s books, and what he wrote about Muslims, women, Israel, and more is truly shocking.
By: Prem Thakker
Daniel Penny is free after killing a man victim to the system. What of Luigi Mangione, who is suspected of killing a man symbolic of it?
By: Prem Thakker
Steven Donziger won a $9.5 billion case against Chevron – the oil giant then embarked on a years-long effort to “demonize” him.
Zeteo’s list of the top 5 Democrats the left could get behind for president in four years' time.
By: Prem Thakker
"For too long, the State Department has acted as if there’s an ‘Israel exemption' from the Leahy Law,” says group supporting the lawsuit.
By: Prem Thakker
Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi’s husband and sister sat down with Prem to talk about their frustrating meeting with the secretary of state and to reflect on the 26-year-old’s memory.
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