SINGAPORE: Major 3D printing technology tradeshow opens
A major 3D printing technology tradeshow has opened in Singapore — a first for the country. Organisers said the event features 10 exhibitors from four countries. source
Pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia meet the public
The two pandas from China, Kai Kai and Jia Jia, thrilled hordes of visitors on the opening day of the Giant Panda Forest, Singapore Zoological Gardens. source
Interview- Kiran Bedi
She is India’s first and highest-ranking police officer, and former Police Advisor to the UN Secretary-General. Steve Chia chats with prominent activist, Dr Kiran … source
PAKISTAN: Toilet woes
Singapore is just one of many countries around the world marking World Toilet Day on 19 Nov. But in Pakistan, the event does not even feature on the … source
13 Nov 2013: Interview with Rosemary Lee
Hacking crosses national boundaries, so how far do our laws go in protecting us? Rosemary Lee, Counsel at Pinsent Masons MPillay, joins us to discuss what … source
Interview: Pawn Stars
Is it Treasure or Trash? How do you tell if something is a fake? Rick and Corey Harrison know. The father and son duo from the hit-TV show, “Pawn Stars”,…
Sendai’s quake recovery
Sendai in Japan’s Miyagi Prefecture experienced one of the strongest tremors when the devastating earthquake struck nearly two years ago. It was the nearest … source
The complicated relationship between man and cow in India
India is the world’s largest exporter of beef — ironic, in a country where the cow is considered sacred. A visit to India remains somewhat incomplete without … source
China spring festival flowers
The Chinese government’s campaign to cut back on extravagant gifts, is hitting florists this lunar new year. Businesses say the sale of festive flowers this season … source
JAPAN: Declining advertising dollars
Japan is one of the world’s largest spenders on advertising. But that spending fell significantly following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Channel NewsAsia’s … source