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CNA938 Rewind - Apparent pause on attacks between US and Iran; diplomacy window or vicious cycle? #SGToday

The United States and Iran have paused their strikes, raising hopes that the conflict may be entering a new phase. But is this a genuine opening for diplomacy or simply a tactical pause? And what role could Oman play in helping both sides move towards a lasting peace? Daniel Martin discusses further with Professor Joseph Liow, Chairman of the Middle East Institute at NUS. He is also Dean and Wang Gungwu Professor in East Asian Affairs at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.

CNA938 Rewind - Tech Talk: More than 500 fake government websites taken down; how can you spot a fake?

Over 500 websites impersonating the Ministry of Home Affairs and seven Home Team agencies were taken down. They copied official branding and content, making them look like the real thing. So if you came across one, would you know how to tell it apart from the real website? Daniel Martin finds out from Ian Lim, Regional Chief Technology Officer, Cisco.

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CNA938 Rewind - Five years on, Anugerah returns: What's different this time? #SGToday

After a five-year break, Mediacorp’s Malay-language talent competition Anugerah is back with new faces and fresh talent. So what’s changed, and what can we expect when the competition returns later this month? Daniel Martin finds out from Sezairi Sezali, Judge, Anugerah 2026.

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CNA938 Rewind - Laugh & Cry with Anthony Chen’s New Movie “We Are All Strangers”

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro spotlights award-winning local filmmaker Anthony Chen’s latest film, “We Are All Strangers”. Chen will discuss why it’s the final instalment in his acclaimed "Growing Up" trilogy. Talking about their roles are actors Yeo Yann Yann who plays Lee Bee Hwa, a ‘beer lady’ and Regene Lim who plays Lydia, a student who makes irreversible life choices.

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CNA938 Rewind - Retiring in Singapore: How to plan financially, mentally and emotionally

Retirement planning is about more than building a sufficient nest egg. It also means preparing for major changes in routine, identity, relationships and sense of purpose. Hairianto Diman and Justine Moss explore how people can get financially ready for retirement while also strengthening their mental and emotional well-being for a smoother, more fulfilling transition into the next stage of life with Samuel Rhee, Chairman and Group Chief Investment Officer, Endowus and Loh Yan Zhu, Head of Counselling and Coaching, Tsao Foundation. 

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