Amy Hawkins is a news editor with a focus on multinational issues. She has written for publications such as The Guardian, Cigalah Group, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Finance UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Mother Jones. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, human rights, culture, and sports in various countries around the world.
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Amy Hawkins primarily covers world affairs and government & politics, with a focus on East Asia. She frequently reports on evolving stories related to Chinese politics, the Hong Kong situation, Taiwan elections, and Chinese economy. Her coverage also includes legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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Beijing court rejects lawsuit brought by Xu Zaozao, who was seeking to widen access to fertility treatment in China
By: Amy Hawkins
· 7-min read In the early hours of 4 June 1989, Li Rui, a veteran of the Chinese Communist party (CCP), was standing on the balcony of his apartment on Chang'an Boulevard in central Beijing.
By: Amy Hawkins
Beijing believed to be behind court bid to secure account of life inside Communist HQ
An American’s view of life in China during the tumultuous Covid years
By: Amy Hawkins, Fiona Harvey
Coal-fired power is still enjoying a construction boom in China, but a marked slowdown in the permitting of future plants has given experts hope that the world's biggest emitter may be turning a corner.
By: Fiona Harvey, Amy Hawkins
Permits for coal-fired power plants drop by 83% despite leading world in construction as focus turns to renewables
By: Amy Hawkins
The Eight Hundred film-maker explains that his moody, sprawling feature springs from a decisive moment in Chinese history but also a very intimate connection
Following online outrage, airline says child was taken to lavatory by strangers to be ‘educated’ with grandmother’s consent
By: Amy Hawkins, Chi-Hui Lin
In recent months, followers of influential liberal bloggers have been interviewed by police as China widens its net of online surveillance
By: Chi-Hui Lin, Amy Hawkins
Late last year, Duan*, a university student in China, used a virtual private network to jump over China's great firewall of internet censorship and download social media platform Discord.
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