Brendan Cole is a Senior News Reporter at Newsweek. He specializes in reporting on Russia and Ukraine, particularly the ongoing conflict initiated by Moscow, while also covering broader geopolitical issues including China. Brendan's work has been featured in various publications such as Magzter, The Herald-Sun, and Yahoo News.
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Brendan Cole's focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to world affairs and government & politics suggests a strong interest in real-time developments in international relations and conflicts. He appears particularly interested in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, military analysis, NATO, war, and international relations.
Given his coverage attributes, Brendan may be responsive to pitches offering access to expert commentary or first-hand accounts of rapidly developing situations within these areas. Additionally, he might also be open to insightful analysis from experts with a deep understanding of the geopolitical implications behind such events.
As Brendan's articles cover global issues without specifying a geographic focus beyond specific regions like Ukraine and Russia as well as organizations like NATO; sources should provide insights that are globally applicable rather than region-specific.
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The Ukrainian president said Donald Trump is aware of his unwillingness to freeze the war.
What's new Ukrainian drones and missiles have targeted southern Russia's largest oil refinery and nearby airfields, it has been reported.
Russia's President Putin has released a statement apparently goading the U.S. to deploy THAAD in Ukraine.
By: John Feng, Brendan Cole
The city of Pokrovsk, a vital delivery and distribution hub for Ukraine's forces across a wide part of the front line, is in danger of being encircled.
What's New Officials in Russia say drones launched by Kyiv have hit Kazan, a city more than 600 miles from Ukraine which hosted an international economic summit two months earlier.
By: Brendan Cole
What's New The man believed to have killed at least five people after driving into Christmas market shoppers in Germany is a fan of Elon Musk and backs "conspiracy ideologue" Alex Jones , according to German publication
A Ukrainian brigade said it required no infantry to destroy Russian positions in an operation in the Kharkiv region.
What's New Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky has announced a shake-up of his diplomatic team, including Kyiv's envoy to the United Nations
What's New A Russian regional lawmaker wants the country's parliament to discuss legislation that would outlaw extolling the benefits of solitude.
What's New Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine heads into the New Year after 12 months in which Moscow made territorial gains and Kyiv opened a new front in Russia's Kursk region.
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