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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Middle-class voters are turning away from the party, as it fights classification as ‘suspected’ case of right-wing extremism
Carsten Linke’s arrest in 2022 inflicted ‘grave reputational damage’ on the BND, the organisation’s chief Bruno Kahl says
As the ‘Weimar triangle’ meets for defence talks, the German chancellor is under pressure to explain why he will not send Taurus missiles to Kyiv
By: Adam Sage, Oliver Moody
Krisjanis Karins praised President Macron’s decision to work on contingency plans for deploying French troops as part of a Nato force against Russia
Viktor Erofeyev, the Russian writer who left in disgust after years of taunting the Kremlin, is refusing to give in to pessimism
Donald Tusk says Europe is not ready for war as Krisjanis Karins, Latvia’s foreign minister and top diplomat, is forced to resign over private flights
As Baltic and Scandinavian states boost their forces and scale up military service to meet the threat from Putin, even the government of Olaf Scholz — a former conscientious objector — is considering the draft
A tongue-in-cheek campaign by the Lithuanian capital’s tourist board seeks to change the city’s image but locals don’t see the funny side
The unusual four-bean blend selected by the software was commended by judges at Helsinki Coffee Festival
A roastery in Helsinki has launched a blend chosen by an artificial intelligence programme, whose "somewhat weird" selection of four beans was judged to be unimprovable in a blind tasting by human experts.
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