Helen Davidson is a correspondent at The Guardian. Based in Taiwan, she focuses on immigration issues and developments in the Pacific, drawing from her extensive experience as a Northern Territory correspondent. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including the New Zealand Herald, Newsroom NZ, and The Irish Times.
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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, Mat Youkee
US pressure, broken promises by China and corruption scandals have halted Taiwan’s slide to diplomatic irrelevance in the region
Man, 27, from northern Taiwan thought to have fallen to his death in police chase after rampage through capital
By: Helen Davidson
Liu De-wen operates at a sensitive space in Taiwan’s history, as Beijing demands reunification with the island
By: Helen Davidson
In the leafy back blocks of a military cemetery in northern Taiwan, Liu De-wen strides through a room holding rows and rows of shelves.
Taipei condemns exercise that Chinese army calls ‘a stern warning against “Taiwan independence” separatist forces and external interference forces’
By: Helen Davidson
China has launched live-fire military drills around Taiwan, simulating a blockade of major ports, attacking maritime targets, and fending off
By: Helen Davidson
US president says Chinese leader didn’t notify him of the large-scale military drills, which continued with live missile launches into the Taiwan Strait
