Helen Davidson is a correspondent for The Guardian, currently based in Taiwan. She covers a range of topics including immigration, Pacific affairs, and the Northern Territory. Her work has also been featured in publications such as the New Zealand Herald, The Irish Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo News UK.
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Helen Davidson's coverage heavily focuses on world affairs, government and politics with a specific focus on Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and the broader East Asia region. She seems to be particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to political developments, government announcements, as well as climate-related events.
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By: Ben Doherty, Helen Davidson
Patrick Keane is one of only six overseas justices remaining on the bench since the introduction of draconian national security laws
By: Helen Davidson
Campaign targets wordplay and memes that are often used by people to get around censorship controls
By: Ben Doherty, Helen Davidson
A speech by Australian judge Patrick Keane QC has been met by a vociferous protest over his continued presence on the bench of Hong Kong's controversial court of final appeal.
By: Helen Davidson
Typhoon Kong-rey expected to be largest storm to hit island since 1996, with more than 1.2 metres of rain expected
· 3-min read Typhoon Kong-rey: biggest storm in decades makes landfall in Taiwan
By: Helen Davidson
A ‘typhoon day’ has come to mean one thing for many – a chance to indulge their favourite pastime
By: Amy Hawkins, Helen Davidson
The entry of North Korean troops risks a dangerous escalation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. It also puts Beijing in a tight spot
By: Helen Davidson, Amy Hawkins
In October 1950, barely a year after the Chinese civil war ended, Mao Zedong sent the first Chinese soldiers to fight in the Korean war.
Taipei says it is paying close attention to reported request by Elon Musk’s firm
By: Amy Hawkins, Helen Davidson
China is bracing itself for four years of volatile relations with its biggest trading partner and geopolitical rival, as the dust settles on the news that Donald Trump will once again be in the White House.
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