Denis Staunton is the London Editor for The Irish Times. He covers a wide range of topics, including international politics, conflicts, and social issues. With a focus on China and East Asia, Denis provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the region's political developments and their global implications.
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Denis Staunton's coverage is focused on world affairs, government and politics, particularly with regard to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, international relations and conflict. His articles often include government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Denis Staunton
EU move followed an investigation into Beijing's subsidies for its EV industry
By: Denis Staunton
Bars and clubs abruptly called off their Halloween parties and sent out instructions that patrons should not show up in costume
By: Denis Staunton
in Beijing As turned red on Wednesday morning and the outcome became certain, allies and adversaries alike put on a brave face at the prospect
By: Denis Staunton
Police say man (62) arrested while attempting to flee scene was dissatisfied ‘with the result of the division of property after his divorce’
By: Denis Staunton
Donald Trump has promised to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, but many are relaxed about his return to power
By: Denis Staunton
Former newspaper publisher (76) could face life sentence if convicted under draconian national security law imposed by Beijing
By: Denis Staunton
Former publisher in custody for almost four years since arrest under national security law
By: Denis Staunton
Imprisoning of 45 former politicians and activists convicted under Beijing's National Security Law could trigger the imposition of US visa restrictions on multiple Hong Kong officials
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