Maxim Tucker is a Casual Foreign News Editor for The Times and The Australian. With a focus on international affairs, Maxim's articles cover a range of topics including conflicts, political developments, and human rights issues. His reporting often sheds light on the experiences and perspectives of individuals involved in these events.
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Maxim Tucker's coverage largely revolves around evolving stories and breaking news in world affairs, with a focus on government and politics. His articles predominantly cover topics related to Vladimir Putin, Alexei Navalny, Ukraine, Russia, and military conflict.
Given the nature of his reporting focusing on evolving stories and breaking news in world affairs, he would be most receptive to pitches that provide unique insights or access to first-hand accounts from individuals involved in geopolitical events relevant to his coverage areas. Additionally, experts able to contextualize unfolding events within the broader political landscape would likely pique his interest.
Considering Maxim’s strong emphasis on Russia-Ukraine dynamics and key political figures such as Putin and Navalny, offering perspectives directly tied to these subjects may enhance the relevance of any outreach attempts.
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As Putin intensifies his onslaught on shipping, sailors and divers race to defuse floating minefields
Ukraine’s daring air defence tactics, honed over two years of planning, have dealt a significant blow to Russia’s once-dominant airborne surveillance fleet
Kyiv could rapidly develop a rudimentary weapon similar to that dropped on Nagasaki in 1945 to stop Russia if the US cuts military aid
Ukraine could develop a rudimentary nuclear bomb in less than a year if Donald Trump withdraws US military assistance, according to a briefing paper prepared for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence.
By: Maxim Tucker, Caroline Wheeler, Harry Yorke
Morale in the country has dipped after the US election but even if western support fades, the Ukrainian president promises a new plan
It received information that an unusually large bombardment of Kyiv was imminent
Kyiv’s failure to build bunkers for electricity substations that protect them from Russian airstrikes has left the country vulnerable before the winter
The Khartiia Brigade is using Nato command, control and planning standards rather than Ukraine’s Soviet-style military doctrine
By: Maxim Tucker, Donbas
The team on the Donbas front line are using British and US drones to hunt targets deep behind enemy lines, before launching devastating missile attacks
The assassination of a top Russian general in Moscow is part of a campaign to track and kill Kremlin war criminals wherever they are in the world
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