Oliver Moody is a Berlin correspondent at The Times and Sunday Times. He covers a range of topics including Germany, the European Union, the Russia-Ukraine War, and issues related to culture and society across Scandinavia and central Europe. Moody's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including Deutsche Welle and The Australian.
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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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Investigation launched as up to 39 human bones are suspected of having been deliberately manipulated to appear older
The palliative care physician, identified as Johannes M, has not responded to allegations that could place him among the country’s most prolific postwar serial killers
Germany’s foreign minister discloses the firing of a signal munition, which follows damage to subsea cables and rising tensions as Putin tests Nato’s boundaries
‘Unnecessary’ regulations cost 3.5 per cent of GDP and cause businesses rage, helplessness and confusion, Ifo institute finds
Angela Merkel’s 16 years in power now look an era of stagnation, complacency and missed opportunities. The former German chancellor fights back in her memoir
About one million people have fled to Germany since the civil war began in 2011. Now that the Assad regime has collapsed, politicians from several parties have called for them to go back
Christian Democratic Union, which is tipped to win the snap election in two months’ time, would consider pulling out of the convention, says party grandee
The furniture maker has been accused of turning swathes of woodland in Romania into ‘moonscapes’
By: Oliver Moody, Tallinn
Kristen Michal, who is hosting a security summit in Tallinn, has urged European leaders to raise defence spending to 3 per cent of GDP as a show of strength to Russia
The incident occurred in the east Germany city of Magdeburg
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