Matthew Rosenberg Biography
Matthew Rosenberg is a Pulitzer-Prize winning American journalist covering national security issues for The New York Times.
He formerly spent 15 years as a foreign correspondent in Asia, Africa, and also the Middle East, and was expelled from Afghanistan in August 2014 on the commands of President Hamid Karzai, who is the first expulsion of a Western journalist from Afghanistan since the country was ruled by the Taliban.
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Matthew Rosenberg Height
There are no available records showing Mathew’s height on social media. However, the journalist has an admirable height.
Matthew Rosenberg Net Worth
Matthew Rosenberg is a Pulitzer-Prize winning American journalist who covers national security issues for The New York Times.
Rosenberg began his reporting career at The Associated Press and served as a foreign correspondent for the news agency in South Asia, the Middle East, East Africa, and the Caribbean. Rosenberg has an estimated net worth of $400,000 dollars as of 2019.
Matthew Rosenberg Early Life And Education
Rosenberg was born in New York City in the United States. He graduated from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada and holds a bachelor’s degree from.
Matthew Rosenberg Wife | Matthew Rosenberg Marriage|Matthew Rosenberg Partner
Matthew is married to Katherine Finnerty, a Senior Communications Specialist at Reuters living in Washington, DC. Katherine was formerly a Research Analyst at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Press Office Intern at the United States House of Representatives including Communications Associate at The New York Times. She graduated from Smith College and hails originally from Brooklyn, New York.
Matthew Rosenberg Parents
Rosenberg is the only child to Milton J. Rosenberg and Marjorie Anne king child.
His father was a prominent social psychologist who was a professor of psychology at the University of Chicago and was also the host of a long-running radio program in Chicago, Illinois.
He died in Chicago on January 9, 2018, as a result of complications from pneumonia at the age of 92.
Matthew Rosenberg Career
Rosenberg started his reporting career at The Associated Press serving as a foreign correspondent for the news agency in South Asia, the Middle East, East Africa, and also the Caribbean.
Matthew Rosenberg Awards
Rosenberg was one of a team of Times reporters who won a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting in the year 2018 for reporting on Donald Trump’s advisers including their connections to Russia.
Mathew has also won the George Polk Award twice and was also a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in international reporting in 2016.
Matthew Rosenberg Expulsion and espionage accusations
On November 5, 2009, The Nation newspaper in Pakistan printed a front-page story accusing Rosenberg of being a spy. The story reported that Rosenberg worked for the CIA, the U.S. security contractor previously known as Blackwater, and had ties to Israeli intelligence.
The Wall Street Journal Managing Editor Robert Thomson wrote to The Nation’s editor, Shireen Mazari, protesting the story soon after the article was published.
The Wall Street Journal‘s named Daniel Pearl kidnapped and murdered in 2002 in Pakistan had been labelled a Jewish spy in the same manner by some members of the Pakistani media before his death.
Twenty-one editors from the world’s major international news organizations also signed a letter of protest and called the article’s accusation “unsubstantiated”, and criticizing it for compromising Rosenberg’s security. It wouldn’t be the last time Rosenberg was accused of being a spy.
Later in August 2014, Rosenberg was barred from leaving Afghanistan and also interrogated by the country’s attorney general after he wrote a story about how senior Afghan security officials were considering whether to stage what would, in essence, total to a coup because of a mounting political crisis.
The next day, the travel ban was abruptly reversed, and Rosenberg was ordered to depart Afghanistan within 24 hours.
He left Afghanistan on August 21, in compliance with the government order. Securing the decision to order out Rosenberg, a government statement addressed his story as an act of espionage, including Aimal Faizi, a spokesman for President Karzai, who said that the expulsion had been ordered at “the highest levels.”
Matthew Rosenberg Articles
Moon landing remembered by NASA’s Kiwi middle man: ‘It really wasn’t very exciting’
stuff.co.nz — NASA has restored Mission Control for the 50th anniversary of the Moon landings. They’ve recreated the 1969 look down to the carpets and the wallpaper.
July 20 marks the 50 year anniversary of Neil Armstrong walking on the moon – an event now immortalised as one of the greatest accomplishments of human history.
Less of a known fact is that it took three strategically positioned communication stations to make it all possible: one in California, one in Madrid, and one in the Australian wilderness.
Ex-NBA players leave Auckland’s Supercity Rangers claiming they’re owed pay
stuff.co.nz — Nnanna Egwu and Tim Quarterman in action for the Supercity Rangers last month. Both players have returned home to the US following alleged pay issues.
A group of international basketball players have left their Auckland NBL team early, claiming they have had to fight the club for owed pay and missing rent payments.
Woman issued trespass notice for helping police move body from Woodhill Forest Beach
stuff.co.nz — Myung Khang’s body washed up north of Muriwai Beach in January. A woman who helped police move a body with her ute has been stung with a trespass notice for her efforts, six months after the event.
On January 10, the body of missing fisherman Myung Kang washed up at Woodhill Forest Beach, near Muriwai in West Auckland. It was discovered by a member of the public about 8 pm, who in turn notified a friend who lived in the area.
Auckland landlord unlawfully discriminated against the unemployed tenant
stuff.co.nz — Do you know your rights as a tenant? Don’t worry, we’ve got it covered. A landlord unlawfully discriminated against her tenant by telling her she had to be working to rent a unit from her, the Tenancy Tribunal has found.
On May 20, Bianca Bortolazzi signed a tenancy agreement with landlord Reena Narayan, taking residence at a unit in Auckland’s Mt Eden.
Auckland tenant gets $1000 payout after landlord took items from his room
stuff.co.nz — Do you know your rights as a tenant? Don’t worry, we’ve got it covered. A landlord who took her tenant’s possessions and left them by a bin has been ordered to pay more than $1000 in damages.
Auckland landlord Feifei Zhao was penalised by the Tenancy Tribunal in a recently-released decision. She rented a unit in Mount Wellington to Niladri Bardhan in August 2018 and the pair had a “reasonably good” relationship for the first six months, the decision said. Adapted from stuff.co.nz
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