Helier Cheung

I wake up every morning trying to scoop the NYT, not praise it. But wanted to thank so many great reporters — @CAKitchener @amarimow @SherylNYT among them — who I spotted holding signs like this in front of Post headquarters today. (Maybe the NYT is ok after all.)

🚨 The Guardian reveals ⁩the Reform Council Leader sending racist tweets to me, ⁦@MayorofLondon⁩, ⁦@SholaMos1⁩ and others. ⁦@JoshHalliday⁩ ⁦@guardian⁩ theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

wapo.st/3IRLZn6 60,000 Gazans have been killed. 18,500 were children. These are their names.

As someone who grew up in the exact same micro-demographic as Zohran Mamdani -- the secular, somewhat privileged Indian intelligentsia of NYC -- it's wild to see people typecast him as some sort of Muslim identity politician. It's alien both to his campaign pitch and upbringing.

I loved Sinners so much I watched it twice, and I’m still amazed at the effort Coogler went to to include the Asian American characters Bo and Grace Chow. Thanks @AsAmNews for letting me write about it all! asamnews.com/2025/05/16/asi…

This is one of the stories that the Pulitzer board recognized, about the death of Hind Rajab: "Palestinian paramedics said Israel gave them safe passage to save a 6-year-old girl in Gaza. They were all killed." washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

So proud to be part of the incredible Post team recognized as Pulitzer finalists for our Gaza coverage. In awe of the indefatigable efforts of colleagues, particularly Gaza reporters @HajarHarb84 & @iHaZeMi, who have work through such personal hardship poynter.org/reporting-edit…

So proud of @RubyMellen and the whole Washington Post team for their critical work on Gaza this year. Please read this piece, and the whole package of work, which was just a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

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We are just about to get started with our #jusmasterclass with @HelierCheung Helier is the breaking news editor at the Washington Post, based in London. Her past roles at the BBC included editing, but also working as a foreign correspondent in Hong Kong.

“I got death threats when men thought I put a feminist gesture in a video game” In South Korea it is increasingly dangerous to be a feminist. Read how young men are attacking women they suspect are feminists and trying to get them fired. bbc.com/news/articles/…

I worked with @raffiberg for years. He’s a brilliant journalist and author, and a great colleague. The attempted poor hit job on him - with such ‘revelations’ that as Mid East online editor he ‘micromanaged’ the Mid East index (his actual job) - is laughable and embarrassing.

Just popping on to say I worked alongside @raffiberg for several yrs including the 2014 Israel Gaza war, where he supported and sponsored my commissions including a trip to Gaza focussing on horrific injuries inflicted on Palestinians. I know him to be fair and a great journalist

Ten years ago Hong Kong saw a political awakening. Now it's in the grip of Beijing that's erasing a decade of protests. But for many HKers the memory of a freer city defiantly lives on. My long read written w @gracehw @vickywong710 @joytiunnchen bbc.com/news/articles/…

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A statement from Post Guild leadership on the Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate

THREAD: 1. PERSONAL NEWS: Today BBC News has announced plans to close @BBCHARDtalk after 3 decades holding the world’s politicians and powerbrokers to account. This is sad news for me personally, but much more important, I think it’s depressing news for the BBC🧵

The female soldiers who predicted Oct. 7 say they are still being silenced wapo.st/4gPNnDp

Twelve years ago today, American journalist #AustinTice was abducted in Syria while reporting on the civil war. He has not been seen since. For twelve years, Austin’s family has not stopped campaigning for his release. #JournalismIsNotACrime #BringAustinHome