Oliver Moody is a Berlin correspondent at The Times and Sunday Times. He covers a diverse array of topics including geopolitics, conflict, and current affairs, while also delving into arts, culture, and health. Oliver's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as Deutsche Welle, ABS-CBN Corporation, and The Australian.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
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.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Mette-Marit was unable to attend as her husband Haakon’s reign was formally inaugurated because of complications after her procedure in June
Germany has accused Moscow of mounting a drone attack last month on Leipzig airport and is preparing to close two Russian diplomatic institutions in retaliation.
The painting, which is part of an exhibition on the artist’s explosive rise in 1632, is, for the German city of Gotha, the bittersweet centrepiece
By: Magdeburg, Haldensleben, Elizabeth Rushton, Oliver Moody
The hard right is poised to secure its first victory in Saxony-Anhalt, raising fears of a radical agenda targeting migrants, reforming education and smashing public broadcasters
If the exit poll is borne out and the AfD win, it would be the first time one of the country’s radical parties have taken over a region’s government since 1945
By: Oliver Moody
The landslide election result for the hard right in Saxony-Anhalt will not be the last unless moderate parties address economic anxiety and fears of social change
By: Elizabeth Rushton, Oliver Moody
The hard-right party’s electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt has piled further pressure on the unpopular chancellor, Friedrich Merz, whose CDU was soundly beaten
Tens of thousands of Germans have marched against the hard-right party after its win in Saxony-Anhalt, but many are sceptical about keeping it isolated
By: Adam Sage, Tom Kington, Anthee Carassava, Oliver Moody, David Sharrock
Mayors in England are to be given powers to charge an overnight visitor levy. Cities on the continent have imposed charges for years, with subtle differences
Saxony-Anhalt is rich in history, but the last 30 years have been hard on it. The AfD's record win there has its roots in depopulation and industrial collapse.
