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What happened to the Chinese migrants in Walk The Line? ICE Nation revisits them 2 years on
CNA’s Wei Du discusses how this new chapter, filmed amid rising unrest after a fatal ICE shooting, not only picks up the migrants’ stories where they left off, but also provides a revealing insight into the US.
Investigative Stories
Can you make an emotional connection with a digital partner? Four Singaporeans find out
Programmable according to your preferences, AI chatbots may seem appealing — particularly in a country where one in 10 people report not having a close friend. CNA series Besties puts AI-human friendship to the test.
Life Hacks
Overcoming
New bento meals in schools ‘disgusting’? Here’s why caterers find it tough to strike a balance
There are complaints that central kitchen meals in schools are bland. Where has the model fallen short between healthy intentions and real appetites, and are authorities willing to loosen some restrictions, asks Talking Point.
Exclusive Access
Sex, lies and loyalty tests: Meet the detectives policing modern Indian love lives
Love brings hope — and uncertainty too. As more Indians seek reassurance before and after embarking on marriage, private detectives are stepping in to verify trust and, sometimes, quietly contain scandals, CNA’s Love Auditors finds.
Asian Politics
Why Japan’s right wing is on the rise and what it means for the country
Frustration with Japan’s ruling elite, among other things, has fuelled the growth of a party that began on the fringes. CNA’s Insight finds out why its right-wing message resonates with its supporters and what others are starting to fear.
Our Planet
Asia’s real masters of the sea, from Indonesia’s forgotten kingdom to Vietnam’s ancient empire
The Mark Of Empire follows the traces of Asia’s maritime civilisations, from Srivijaya to Sulu, exploring how they continue to shape faith, identity and craft today. Here’s why the series will grab you.
