Allyson Horn is a Middle East Correspondent at ABC News. She covers regional interest and world news, with a focus on the United States, Canada, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Allyson's work has been featured in Fiji Village, MSN, and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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By: Tim Swanston, Stephen Dziedzic
Tue 21 Jul 2026 at 3:54pm The Philippines and China are blaming one another for initiating a tense, physical confrontation in the South China Sea.
By: Allyson Horn
China and Australia's diplomatic relationship is being tested after Beijing told Canberra to stay out of matters concerning the South China Sea.
By: Allyson-Horn, Andy Park
In Bejing there's been a dazzling display of China's high-tech robots at the Humanoid Games. One robot called Lightning has even run the 100 metre sprint quicker than Usain Bolt's world record.
Nearly 300 foreign nationals have been reported missing after flash floods in Nepal. AP: Niranjan Shrestha
By: Allyson Horn, Girish Sawlani, Claire Campbell
China correspondent Allyson Horn, Girish Sawlani and Claire Campbell At least one Australian is missing after a deadly flash flood hit the Tibet-Nepal border, according to local authorities.
By: Allyson Horn, Claire Campbell, Girish Sawlani
China correspondent Allyson Horn, Claire Campbell and Girish Sawlani More than 150 people have died and hundreds of tourists and hikers are missing after a deadly flash flood hit the Tibet-Nepal border.
By: Allyson Horn
Nepalese authorities say 34 Australians are among hundreds of people reported missing after a flash flood near the border with Tibet swept away all in its path. Experts said an avalanche from a glacier was the likely cause in the warming Himalaya region.
By: Allyson Horn, Claire Campbell, Girish Sawlani
China correspondent Allyson Horn, Claire Campbell and Girish Sawlani More than 160 people have died, and hundreds of tourists and hikers are missing after a flash flood hit the Tibet-Nepal border.
After horrifying footage of a landslide hitting China-controlled Tibet emerged, it started to disappear offline in China. Reuters: China Daily
By: Allyson Horn, Kat Tse
Reports said a blogger posted a video claiming that several batches of cabbage were found to have been dipped in formaldehyde. Supplied
