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Daily Cuts - Bangladesh has an interim government. What must it do first?

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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been chosen to lead the caretaker government in Bangladesh. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman analyse its top priorities as the ageing leader leads the charge towards building what’s anticipated to be a true democracy in the country, following the ouster of former prime minister, Sheikh Hasina. Dr Amit Ranjan, research fellow, Institute of South Asian Studies, NUS joins them on Asia First.

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Daily Cuts - Millennials In Business: Hong Wei Ting, Souperstar Singapore

In this edition of Millennials In Business, Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Hong Wei Ting, Co-Founder, Souperstar Singapore, about running a business with a family member.

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Daily Cuts - #TalkBack: How new fathers should spend their mandatory paternity leave?

On #TalkBack, Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Professor Paulin Tay Straughan, Professor of Sociology (Practice), School of Social Sciences, SMU, about how new fathers should spend their mandatory paternity leave.

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Daily Cuts - Is inflation likely to come under control in Singapore?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Alvin Liew, Senior Economist, UOB, about whether inflation is likely to come under control here.

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Daily Cuts - Solar energy: The way to go for Singapore?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Dr Victor Nian, CEO, Centre for Strategic Energy and Resources, about whether solar energy is the way to go for Singapore, as Australia green-lights a mega project to ship energy from a giant solar farm to our shores through an undersea cable.

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Daily Cuts - When tradition meets contemporary - Art by Camilla Ancilotto

In 'Culture Club', Melanie Oliveiro talks to Camilla Ancilotto, an Italian-Swedish Artist and Designer, who was recently in Singapore for an art fair. Ancilotto shares about how she became an artist in Rome from an early age and then moved to New York to hone her craft. She’ll also touch on her signature style – painting different Byzantine-style works on triangular prism pieces that rotate on an axis, resulting in the artwork shifting from one work to the next.

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