THAILAND: Eye in the sky
When our teams go into hostile territories to bring you the news – they risk their lives to be on the front lines of the story. But new emerging technology…
Channel NewsAsia: Digital outreach
Change is the only constant. When news breaks, you would like to be updated anytime, anywhere. Besides watching us on TV, you can also read our news … source
MYANMAR: Aung San Suu Kyi says media should exercise greater responsibility in reporting
Opposition leader and Member of Parliament Aung San Suu Kyi stated that media practitioners in Myanmar need to exercise greater responsibility in their … source
MALAYSIA: Weaker ringgit a boon to Malaysia’s tourism sector
A weaker Malaysian currency of late is giving the country’s tourism sector a boost, especially during the Lunar New Year season. As Channel NewsAsia’s … source
12 Feb 2014: Interview with Loh Ai
Concerns of the elderly are expected to be addressed in the budget announcement on 21 February. Our interviewee shares his views on priorities. source
My Southeast Asia with Dr Farish: Batik
In August 2010, 50 Indonesian protesters threw human faeces at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta, accusing its neighbour country of stealing Indonesian … source
Get Rea!: The Kopino Children
The influx of Korean tourists in the Philippines has given rise to abandoned Korean Filipino children- Kopinos for short. Get Real meets the Kopino children to … source
Footprints: Settled Land
Drawn to Singapore from Malacca and China over two centuries, Chinese migrants found a new sense of identity and helped build up a nation. For the full … source
Footprints: From a distant shore
A diverse community, Singapore’s Indians lived different lives and worked different jobs. But each one, in their own way, shaped the future of Singapore. For the … source
SINGAPORE: Women’s Hall of Fame
More than 100 women were honoured last night for their contributions to Singapore spanning two centuries. Representing various fields such as the arts, … source