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: Helen Davidson
Beijing website asks for information about supposed ‘crimes’ of ‘secessionist’ current and past Taiwan officials
By: Helen Davidson
Craze for the four-player game known as guandan may lead to the formation of cliques, Communist party warns
By: Chi-Hui Lin, Helen Davidson
As recently as last year, Chinese state media was hailing guandan as the card game that “can get you a promotion in China”.
By: Helen Davidson
Streamers were given list of topics to avoid also including news and politics, Covid-19 and China’s game industry
By: Helen Davidson, Chi-hui Lin
· 4-min read A hit new Chinese game has sparked controversy after gaming influencers who were given early access were told not to
Two journalists from the closed Hong Kong media outlet Stand News have been found guilty of conspiring to publish seditious materials – the first
By: Helen Davidson
New modules on the Chinese leader’s ideas are aimed at cultivating ‘affection for our country’ and a ‘sense of national identity’
By: Yongchang Chin, Noah Eastwood, Kate, Helen Davidson
(Bloomberg) -- Oil dipped as concerns over China's economic outlook offset supply disruptions from Libya following political unrest.
The Chinese artist Gao Zhen, known for works critiquing the Cultural Revolution, has been detained by Chinese authorities, his brother and artistic collaborator, Gao Qiang, has said.
By: Justin McCurry, Helen Davidson
Japan experienced its hottest summer on record, while parts of China logged their warmest August ever, as both nations faced extreme heatwaves driven by climate change.
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