Rebecca Choong Wilkins is a journalist who writes for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, and The Australian Financial Review. Her work covers a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and human rights issues. She has been featured in numerous publications and is known for her in-depth reporting and analysis.
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Rebecca’s coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, finance & economy, and world affairs. She has a strong emphasis on Hong Kong and China, particularly concerning trials, free speech issues, and political developments in the region.
Given her focus on evolving stories and legal policy regulation with themes of government & politics, pitches offering expert analysis or insights into current political events in Hong Kong or China would likely be well-received. Sources who can provide context to ongoing legal cases related to freedom of speech or governmental policies could also capture her interest.
Rebecca's coverage does not specify any geographic focus beyond Hong Kong and China but appears open to international perspectives that contribute to understanding the geopolitical landscape involving these two regions.
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By: Alex Wickham, Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is seeking to meet with China's Xi Jinping at next week's Group of 20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, in what would be the first face-to-face encounter between British and Chinese leaders in almost seven years.
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins, Eric Martin
Warns against ‘going back in history' with new trade barriers New Zealand expresses alarm about ‘power-based system'
By: Eric Martin, Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Breadcrumb Trail Links ‘Dividing an interdependent world is going back in history,' Xi said in a speech at the APEC CEO Summit in Peru
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Biden was last leader to arrive for annual photo at summit Configuration is alphabetical but varies based on host nation
By: Daniel Carvalho, Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva agreed to combine efforts between their infrastructure plans during talks in Brasilia.
By: Daniel Carvalho, Rebecca Choong Wilkins
El presidente chino, Xi Jinping, y el brasileño, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, acordaron aunar esfuerzos entre sus planes de infraestructura como resultado de conversaciones en Brasilia.
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins
China saw a dramatic rise in protests in the third quarter, according to one US advocacy group, an acceleration that came as the nation's economic downturn prompted officials to unleash more stimulus.
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins
China saw a dramatic rise in protests in the third quarter, according to one US advocacy group, an acceleration that came as the nation’s economic downturn prompted officials to unleash more stimulus.
By: Rebecca Choong Wilkins
Over poolside cocktails at APEC and during confabs at the G-20, anxious diplomats game planned Trump’s return to the White House.
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