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Helen-Ann Smith

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Asia Correspondent @SkyNews 📍Beijing. Formerly Business Correspondent. More formerly Sky Ocean Rescue campaign, doco and specialist producer.
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As Trump unleashes chaos, China has a message it wants the world to hear

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By Helen-Ann Smith Verified
| V2 Radio Verified
It's a place where journalists and their cameras are usually not allowed; its brutal history makes it a highly sensitive location. But this morning it was shut down to the usual tourist hordes, and we were invited in and allowed to film freely; a mark of a special occasion. The occasion this time is an annual political event known as Lianghui or the Two Sessions.
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'China is watching': Election victory for Japan's PM could threaten stability of region

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By Helen-Ann Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Helen-Ann Smith, Asia correspondent, in Tokyo However you cut it, this is a one-woman story. Sanae Takaichi has landed a mandate, a landslide so decisive that just a few months ago it would barely have been believed. And it could well change Japan and this region.
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'China is watching': Election victory for Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi could threaten stability of region

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By Helen-Ann Smith Verified
| Manx Radio Verified
Sanae Takaichi has landed a mandate, a landslide so decisive that just a few months ago it would barely have been believed. And it could well change Japan and this region. When she assumed the leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) in October, following the resignation of her unpopular predecessor, the government she inherited was floundering; losing seats, losing trust and struggling to recover from a financial scandal.
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