Oliver Holmes is a writer/editor on the International Desk at The Guardian. He specializes in themes such as aviation and aerospace, climate change and environment, as well as regional interest and world news, with a focus on conflict, geopolitics, and international affairs. Oliver's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN, The Irish Times, Yahoo News, and AOL UK.
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Oliver Holmes predominantly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the areas of international conflicts, world affairs, and aviation accidents. He often reports on live events and evolving crises such as international conflicts between Israel-Hamas or Russia-Ukraine.
Given his focus on these topics, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide real-time analysis or first-hand accounts related to ongoing international conflicts or geopolitical developments. Additionally, sources with insights into aviation safety and emergency response may also find success reaching out to him during relevant incidents.
As Oliver's coverage spans a wide range of global events without a specific geographic focus mentioned, it’s important for potential sources to offer globally relevant perspectives when pitching story ideas.
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Air raid alerts last for more than an hour as Moscow inflicts another heavy bombardment on Ukraine’s capital
By: Oliver Holmes
A four-tonne piece of a discarded SpaceX rocket that has been floating in space since last year is believed to have unintentionally crashed into
By: Oliver Holmes
Rocket body understood to have hit the lunar surface at more than 8,500km/h
By: Oliver Holmes
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Oliver Holmes Record-low water levels in the Danube have exposed remnants of Europe's Nazi past, with dozens of second world war warships emerging from the riverbed during an intense drought.
Unexploded ordnance and a military motorcycle also recovered owing to record heat and drought conditions
By: Oliver Holmes
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By: Nicola Davis, Oliver Holmes
Nicola Davis and Oliver Holmes On Wednesday evening, millions of Europeans will experience a celestial treat: a solar eclipse.
By: Nicola Davis, Oliver Holmes
Moon is due to pass directly between Earth and sun on Wednesday 12 August. Here’s all you need to know
Europe has best look at rare celestial spectacle A rare celestial spectacle played out across the Northern Hemisphere on Aug. 12 as the moon passed
