She has covered a variety of stories concerning major global issues such as ongoing world conflicts, terrorism, mass detention, and genocide.

[citation needed] After secondary school, Yeung spent a year abroad in Asia, funding her travels through modelling for fashion brands and as editor for lifestyle publications.

[citation needed] There, she was predominantly an on-air senior correspondent and producer for their flagship shows airing on HBO, specializing in long-form content and interviews.

The report questioned whether the IDFs use of lethal force against civilians was too routine, and raised concerns about disparities in the policing of violence committed by Israeli settlers compared to Palestinians.

[17][full citation needed] In 2019, Yeung went undercover in Xinjiang, China, to investigate the internment camps for Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in the Muslim-majority region, reporting on their mass detention, familial separation, and surveillance at the hands of Chinese authorities.

Yeung dined at the invitation of Russian oligarch and ex-KGB officer Alexander Lebedev in Sevastopol where he explained his vision for the restoration of the once famous USSR tourist destination.

Yeung also interviewed Oleg Zubkov, owner of the Taigan Zoo and Safari Park in Crimea, about the sharp decline in tourism since the annexation and the Ukrainian damming of the North Crimean Canal.

[21] The interview was criticized by Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to the head of Office of the President of Ukraine, who described Lvova-Belova's remarks as "cannibalism" and that Russia is a "perfect model of hell".

In her Vice News report "The Women Fighting to Protect Yemen", she interviewed female fighters, child brides, domestic abuse victims, widows of the conflict and female protestors, and chewed khat with government officials from the Yemeni Interior Ministry; their takes on the country's problems related to gender discrimination, gender violence and financial displacement of Yemeni women were covered.