Murtaza Hussain is a Reporter at The Intercept. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, security policy, and drone technology, often focusing on the intersections of public policy and the global economy. Murtaza's work has been featured in outlets such as Ya Libnan, Forbes, and the New Statesman.
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Murtaza Hussain's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving stories in the realm of politics, international relations, espionage and free speech. Given his focus on uncovering secret or confidential information, he is likely to be interested in insights from experts with deep knowledge of government operations, policies and international affairs.
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By: Murtaza Hussain, Ryan Grim
The news outlet changed its tip line this week, but has not informed potential sources or the public of the breach.
Internal emails and documents reveal how Israel's Elbit Systems worked to supply the UAE with drones and other weapons.
Hacked emails show Yahav Lichner, a UN official, repeatedly supplied Israeli diplomats with confidential UN reports and private briefings. He now directs UNICEF's Washington office.
By: Murtaza Hussain
Research funding by Israel's Ministry of Defense and arms manufacturers often fails to appear in national databases intended to track foreign funding.
As Uganda prepares to deploy troops to a Gaza “stabilization force,” internal documents show a years-long Israeli program to upgrade the country’s drone capabilities.
By: Murtaza Hussain, Ryan Grim
The Iron Beam laser and Arrow anti-ballistic missile systems are touted as examples of Israeli military ingenuity. But they were largely developed and financed by the U.S.
Murtaza Hussain interviews Gregory Brew
The bombing of an Iranian school, killing 120 children, is one of the worst U.S. war crimes since Vietnam. Drop Site spoke to survivors, first responders, parents, and witnesses. This is their story.
Leaked documents show how an Emirati defamation campaign extended into the United States, creating a blacklist that includes mainstream Muslim groups and dozens of American citizens.
By: Murtaza Hussain, Emran Feroz
Leaked documents reveal a project to compile lists of UAE residents from their Facebook likes of news articles considered critical of the Emirati government.
