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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Move comes after Elon Musk unexpectedly met China's premier on Sunday
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By: Denis Staunton
China claims sovereignty over reefs, islands and other maritime features and took action against vessels entering waters near Scarborough Shoal
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Not only has China turned inward in recent years, but in the US a new spirit of McCarthyism has created a cold climate for Chinese immigrants
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Chinese leader's key political meeting to be with French president Emmanuel Macron and European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and Beijing’s economic and diplomatic support for Moscow has damaged China’s relationship with the EU more than anything else
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By: Denis Staunton
Breakdown in trust will not be repaired as long as Ukraine overshadows the relationship
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The two leaders are expected to sign bilateral economic deals, and reaffirm their strategic partnership and their opposition to the dominant position of US in global affairs
If China retaliates against Biden's taxes, it will come from concern that EU might be tempted to follow the US playbook
Requirement for Russian athletes to compete as neutrals a violation of Olympic principles, says Russian president
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Two leaders say Washington is using pretext of joint exercises with allies to deploy land-based, intermediate-range missile systems in the Asia-Pacific region
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