Robert Delaney is the North America Bureau Chief at South China Morning Post. He specializes in reporting on current affairs and cultural narratives, with a keen focus on the intersection of politics and society. Robert's work has been featured in The Star Online, Newswav, Wiley, and MSN, showcasing his impactful storytelling and insights.
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Robert Delaney's coverage focuses on world affairs and government & politics, primarily centered around US-China relations. He is particularly interested in breaking news and government announcements related to global events, with a focus on US-China dynamics.
Given his interest in evolving stories and legal policy regulation, he may be receptive to expert commentary providing insights into the intricacies of international relations or legal aspects influencing global affairs. Additionally, offering perspectives from policymakers or analysts familiar with US-China relations could be valuable for his coverage.
As Robert's geographic focus is not specified but given the emphasis on US-China relations, pitches should align with this theme while considering an international perspective.
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The president’s actions – even on immigration – are increasingly unpopular, yet he continues to forge ahead instead of reaching out for unity.
By: Robert Delaney
The president's actions – even on immigration – are increasingly unpopular, yet he continues to forge ahead instead of reaching out for unity
By: Robert Delaney
US leader calls Kremlin’s 2014 expulsion ‘a big mistake’ and considering Beijing ‘not a bad idea’ as summit starts in Canada.
By: Robert Delaney
Vote of 218-214 follows late-night session which saw Republican representatives opposed to Medicaid cuts and increased deficit give way
By: Robert Delaney
Issue has been used to justify tariffs on imports from China Robert Delaney in Washington
By: Robert Delaney
The US president may have to pay a high price for turning on his own supporters for their dogged interest in the late billionaire's activities
By: Robert Delaney
US Vice-President J.D. Vance said no firm decision has yet been made
By: Robert Delaney
Trump adds that Putin is “expecting my call when we're finished with this meeting”
By: Robert Delaney
China will waive licensing requirements ‘provided that it is declared that the goods are intended for civilian use’, EU trade chief says.
By: Igor Patrick
At a Senate hearing, officials described Chinese money brokers as key to laundering cartel funds and fuelling the illicit fentanyl trade
