Denis Staunton is a China Correspondent at The Irish Times. With extensive experience covering regional and world news, he has reported on diverse topics including Europe, the European Union, and the Middle East, while also delving into areas like sports business and security. Denis has been featured in The Irish Times and breakingnews.ie.
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Denis Staunton's coverage is focused on world affairs, government and politics, particularly with regard to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, international relations and conflict. His articles often include government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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The fortunes of a laid-off worker reveal how artificial intelligence is becoming the latest vessel for some of China's oldest beliefs
US, Russia and China compete for influence in region that is geographically important and has huge resources of oil, gas and rare earths
China has long argued its nuclear arsenal is so far behind those of Russia and the US that it should not be included in arms talks
By: Denis Staunton
Prime minister gets breathing space to pursue international goals, such as closer ties with European Union
Emmerson Mnangagwa (84) will remain in office after his term ends in 2030, as vice-president accuses him of following Mugabe's path
From The Irish Times The weather turned in Beijing this week with temperatures dropping suddenly by about 10 degrees, although the days
As Beijing hosts a pivotal leadership meeting, attention is focused on who has fallen from favour and who could emerge as the next generation of China’s rulers.
By: Denis Staunton
Lula's stunning election win came after a massive mobilisation of the voters with most to lose from a Flávio Bolsonaro presidency
By: Denis Staunton
There is a growing realisation in the Middle East that the US has become an obstacle to peace there
For Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, a change of Israeli government may bring little relief from relentless violence
