Across Borders with Dr Farish – Episode 1: Cambodia – Thailand
In the first episode of a new series, host Dr Farish Noor explores the dispute over border land around a…
Interview with Shane Filan
Former Westlife lead vocalist Shane Filan debuts his solo album, more than a year after the Irish boyband broke up.…
Get Real: Cambodia’s Orphanage Tourism
In this episode, Get Real goes undercover and visits orphanages in Cambodia and discovers a myriad of troubling stories. Rith…
Which Avenger would Nebula kiss, marry, kill?
We play kiss, marry, kill with Karen Gillan, who plays Nebula in Avengers: Infinity War. She also shares with us…
Shanghai van crash
The scene after a van ploughed into pedestrians in a busy area of central Shanghai earlier this morning, injuring at…
Back To School – Episode 4
Now nearing the end of Channel NewsAsia’s intergenerational bonding experiment, the seniors and teenagers have become firm friends. But will…
South Korea grappling with smartphone addiction
South Korea has more than 30 million mobile phone users. The devices have become a vital part of everyday life…
The Mediacorp Newsroom
A look inside our new headquarters at Stars Avenue. source
Deck the halls: Merry Christmas from Channel NewsAsia
Thank you for your continued support. Have a blessed Christmas and happy holidays from all of us at Channel NewsAsia.…
MYANMAR: Harmony in Rakhine state before outbreak of violence (Part 2)
Myanmar’s ethnic Rakhine and Rohingya remain divided in the country’s western Rakhine state. These two groups had previously lived together…
Supermoon as seen from Singapore
A close-up look at the last full moon of the year, captured by a Channel NewsAsia reader in Singapore. What…
Adam Bakhtiar, Presenter, Asia Business First on Channel NewsAsia
What drives Adam and what are some of his milestones as a presenter on Asia Business First, Channel NewsAsia’s flagship…
Cambodia’s timber trail
Months after Cambodia banned timber exports to Vietnam, logging activities continue. Data shows thousands of tonnes of natural forest logs…
12 Mar 2015 Spotlight: ASEAN leaders push for greater regional labour mobility
An integrated community will accelerate the pace of structural change, and is expected to generate some 14 million additional jobs…
Kiilling zombies at Zero Latency’s free-roam VR playground
“Get that zombie away from me!” Watch Channel NewsAsia’s Digital News team battle the undead at Zero Latency Singapore –…
Interview: Chef Wan
Malaysian celebrity chef, Chef Wan will be cooking up a storm – this time out of the kitchen and in…
SINGAPORE: More wild otters sighted in Singapore
They are native to Singapore, yet not a common sight for most people here. The sightings of wild otters have…
SINGAPORE: MediaCorp and National Heritage Board jointly organise TV50 Festival
MediaCorp and the National Heritage Board will jointly organise a star-studded festival to celebrate 50 years of television broadcasting in…
IT FIGURES S2: Ep 3 – Food Fight
Singapore’s a food haven, where there is almost nothing you can’t find either grown, or imported, for sale here. Singapore…
19 Dec 2013: Interview with Dr Audrey Chia
Singapore is known as the myopia capital of the world. But a new treatment is now in sight, for children…
The Family Affair: New Beginnings
In this exclusive Channel NewsAsia reality documentary, four families across Asia open its doors to viewers as they embark on…
Glenda Chong, Presenter, Primetime Asia on Channel NewsAsia
What is the most important aspect of being a presenter to Glenda? Catch Glenda on Primetime Asia, the programme that…
SINGAPORE: Master of Science in Audiology degree course launched at NUS
A new Master of Science in Audiology degree course has been officially launched at the National University of Singapore (NUS).…
Flash floods at Jalan Greja, Bedok
A driver making a tricky escape from his car caught in flash floods at Bedok. https://cna.asia/2Fdx6X6. source
The man who dug up the remains of WWII victims in Singapore
In 1962, Goh Thiam Hoon uncovered a mass grave filled with the bones of the victims of Operation Sook Ching…
Millionaire Mind Minute with Chatri Sityodtong
He was penniless and homeless, but his love for martial arts and his mother’s believe in him motivated Chatri Sityodtong…
New Generation Farmers in Japan
Japan is traditionally known as a farming nation with rice as its main crop. Agricultural skills have been handed down…
Monorail System in Jakarta
Plans to build a monorail system in Jakarta are back on track, after a 5-year delay. The service is expected…
SINGAPORE: The little red dot is the world’s costliest city?
A survey that ranks Singapore as the costliest city in the world has been making its rounds on social media…
6 Nov 2013: OurTeamSg Interview
Are you behind our athletes as they strive to do us proud? Sharon Kam from the Singapore Sports Council and…
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes on QZ8501
“I have apologised profusely … they were on my aircraft and I have to take responsibility,” Tony Fernandes said at…
Select Committee hearings: Shanmugam and Facebook on misuse of data by Cambridge Analytica
This should not have happened on our watch.” Simon Milner, Facebook’s Vice President of Public Policy for the Asia-Pacific, speaks…
Man slaps Amos Yee at State Courts
A man stuck Amos Yee in the face while the teenager was on his way to a pre-trial conference on…
‘Doable’ for Hong Kong to seek independence: Bookseller Lam Wing-kee
The Hong Kong bookseller, who spoke out on his detention in China, tells Channel NewsAsia’s Wei Du in a one-on-one…
Losing paradise: Vientiane battles to control rapid expansion
Vientiane’s population is growing faster than any other capital city in Southeast Asia. Urban sprawl is consuming land that once…
Aarushi: Beyond Reasonable Doubt
A double murder with tainted evidence. A clouded investigation with countless theories, and overturned convictions. This series retraces the case…
Get Rea!: Missing in Malaysia
In 2011, an average of five children a day went missing in Malaysia. And only half were found. Who are…
On the Job: Food court cleaner
Our reporter Jalelah Abu Baker spent two days on the job clearing plates at a food court in Singapore and…
Documentary – Remembering Lee Kuan Yew
Documentary – Remembering Lee Kuan Yew. source
CAMBODIA: Struggle with education
8 Sept was Literacy Day. While the world celebrated Literacy Day, many children in Cambodia are struggling to get basic…
Don’t Call Us Beaten: Struggles in Class
In an education system where academic success continues to matter, Don’t Call Us Beaten takes a frank look at what…
Undercover Asia – Manufactured Orphans
Nearly 90% of the estimated 143 million children in orphanages worldwide are not orphans at all. They are systematically bought,…
10 Aug 2014 Spotlight: Bike sharing in Singapore
Three in four commuters are willing to pay for a bike-sharing service as long as it is not more expensive…
2 November 2014: Tackling food waste: More measures needed, say experts
Singapore generated almost 800000 tonnes of food waste last year – the highest in recent years. Experts say each individual…
6 Oct 2013 Spotlight: Botanical Garden’s bid as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Singapore is bidding to have the Botanic Gardens, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The process is in its…
Bridging Asia: China or India – Who will be ahead in 2030?
India have seen impressive economic growth over the past decade and this seems set to continue. With each having a…
Food Heroes – Julian Royer, Odette
His 2-Michelin star restaurant is named after one of the greatest influence in his life and in the kitchen –…
13 Oct 2013 Spotlight: Working Poor
Social service practitioners and labour economists in Singapore — have identified an emerging class of what’s termed, the “working poor”.…
Aerial Asia Trailer
This four-part series shot in stunning 4K captures the history and culture of this extraordinary continent and reveals a spectacular…
Regardless of Religion
Discussions on religion can be controversial, but are we so careful to stay clear of sensitive issues that we don’t…
MYANMAR: New sports university in Naypidaw
Myanmar plans to build a new sports university in Naypyidaw. In an exclusive interview with Channel NewsAsia, the country’s deputy…
SINGAPORE: Upward trend in recycling e-waste
More people are recycling their electronic waste, with companies involved in such programmes observing an increase in the amount of…
2007 Singapore dragonboat tragedy: Search and Recovery
Even though we’d lost hope, we still continued”: Inside the challenging 40-hour search for 5 drowned Singaporean dragonboaters in 2007,…
Rebellion in Marawi
An ISIS-inspired terror group is staging a rebellion in the southern Philippines, and the country’s armed forces have been struggling…
On The Job: Hawker Assistant
“During the lunch period, it was madness. When I left, my entire body was aching.” Channel NewsAsia’s Lianne Chia spent…
Keep dreaming, says AirAsia’s Tony Fernandes
Watch the full interview: https://cna.asia/2hmEIzB For more: https://cna.asia/2xGFWbt “We have shown that if you work hard enough, if you have…
Displaced Rohingyas in Bangladesh at risk of human trafficking
With refugee camps in Bangladesh becoming increasingly overwhelmed, human traffickers are hoping to exploit the desperation of the Rohingya. Find…
On the Job: Police patrol officer
https://cna.asia/2BCq3nQ “Not everyone is the kindest to them. Some are just outright hostile to them. But they put up with…