Oliver Moody is a reporter for The Times and The Australian, with his work also appearing in Deutsche Welle and ABS-CBN Corporation. Known for his investigative reporting and coverage of international affairs, Oliver's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and cultural events.
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Oliver's coverage spans a wide range of world affairs, with an emphasis on government & politics and evolving stories. He frequently covers legal policy regulation and government announcements, indicating receptiveness to pitches related to breaking news in these areas.
Given the diversity of topics he covers within world affairs and culture & society, consider tailoring your pitches to align with his varied interests. For example, if you have insights into geopolitical events involving Germany or Russia or cultural developments in Sweden that are relevant to current affairs, Oliver may be interested in hearing from you.
He does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but instead takes an international perspective on the topics he covers. When reaching out to him, keep this broad scope in mind and ensure your pitch is tailored for a global audience rather than being region-specific.
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Roland Drexler, who remains at large, allegedly killed Franz Hofer and the head of a local hunt, who has not been named, in an apparent dispute over hunting rights
Suspect flees as bag of explosives seized in inner-city railway station, with German forces on high alert for terrorist activity after attacks across Europe
The material reveals that Leni Riefenstahl, the Nazi film director, was a liar who curated her own reputation as though it were one of her propaganda films
One of the ruling parties declares ‘the house is on fire’ amid uncertainty about the survival of Olaf Scholz’s government, which is deadlocked on several issues
The 1943-45 massacre of up to 120,000 Poles by a Ukrainian militia may become an obstacle unless the country allows victims to be exhumed and laid to rest
By: Oliver Moody
Maia Sandu’s presidency is under threat as she steers the country away from Moscow
Four people have been arrested in Poland over the fires in Birmingham and Leipzig, with prosecutors saying they were tests for attacking a transatlantic flight
Extremists including an AfD politician are accused of planning for ‘Day X’, when the state would collapse and they would establish a dictatorship modelled on Nazism
The traffic light coalition has resulted in a car crash — and the right is ready to capitalise
The chancellor’s term could be over in a few months as he considers holding the vote before Christmas, paving the way for a snap election in the new year
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