Amy Hawkins is a Senior China Correspondent at Beijing. She covers a diverse range of topics including geopolitics, international affairs, and climate change, with a focus on both regional interests and world news, particularly in Asia and the United States. Amy's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, Mother Jones, and The Irish Times.
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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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Race to develop ‘embodied AI’ focuses on creating dextrous hands to transform humanoid robots from gimmicks into useful products
By: Annie Kelly, Tom Glasser, Ross Burns, Sami Kent, Ivor Manley, Amy Hawkins, Eli Block
Senior China correspondent Amy Hawkins on China’s embrace of AI, from medical avatars to food delivery drones and state surveillance
Amy Hawkins Senior China correspondent China has posted worse-than-expected growth figures for the three months to June, with the economy expanding just 4.3% – one of its lowest quarterly readings on record.
Worse-than-expected expansion of 4.3% in three months to June comes amid concerns over lopsided economy
Arrest in Pennsylvania of Wu Shaoping, who is awaiting asylum decision, raises fears of deportation and persecution
By: Amy Hawkins, Yu-Chen Li
Taiwanese people look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers, after series of censorship arrests in recent months
By: Yu-Chen Li, Amy Hawkins
Amy Hawkins and Yu-chen Li in Taipei Walking out of one of Hong Kong's last remaining independent bookstores, hands behind her back but head
By: Yu-Chen Li, Amy Hawkins
Taiwanese look on with concern at fate of Hong Kong’s independent booksellers after series of arrests
Amy Hawkins in Wuhan On the tree-lined streets of Wuhan, where cars jostle for space with mopeds and cargo trucks, the malfunctioning of a new type of vehicle has recently been causing chaos on the city's roads.
By: Amy Hawkins
Amy Hawkins Construction of a controversial new Chinese embassy was given the green light on Friday after the high court dismissed a challenge from neighbours.
