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Daily Cuts - JISR Film Festival

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Melanie Oliveiro finds out where in Singapore we can go to watch films made by moviemakers from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, and in the process learning more about modern Arabian culture - should we consider traveling to the GCC. The JISR Film Festival is an inaugural cultural festival that’s debuting in Singapore, featuring the works of established and emerging filmmakers. Cinemagoers will access a curated selection of 17 films representing the diverse cinematic landscape of the GCC, along the themes of sustainability, animation, sports and female empowerment.

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Daily Cuts - Analysis: #Budget2024

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Jeff Ng, Head of Asia Macro Strategy, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, for a macroeconomic analysis of this year's Budget measures announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong.

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Daily Cuts - Jiak-ing at Jiak Kim House

A new dining spot housed in a conservation warehouse where East meets West, past meets the present and tradition interlocks with innovation. On Eat Drink Singapore, Stanley Leong and Hui Wong speak with Chef-Partner Seow Tzi Qin about how it all converges at Jiak Kim House, a new dining concept by The Brewerkz Group, which serves modern Asian cuisine. 

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Daily Cuts - Teaching your little ones about investing

We’re still in the thick of Chinese New Year, so why not take the opportunity to teach your kids about money with the red packets they've received? Work it’s Stanley Leong and Hui Wong spoke with JC Xue, a Portfolio Manager and Equity Analyst with the Foord Asset Management Singapore team. He shares how to simplify money talks for little ones, to kickstart their financial literacy journey.

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Daily Cuts - Myanmar's military government enforces conscription law

Young people in Myanmar are fearful as the junta says it’ll make military service mandatory for some. Joel Chua and Justine Moss spoke with Christopher Lamb, Former Australian Ambassador to Myanmar, Past President of the Australia Myanmar Institute

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Daily Cuts - Munich Security Conference Preview

The Munich Security Conference kicks off today - and will be going on for the next 3 days. Joel Chua and Justine Moss get a preview of what's on the agenda with Klaus Larres, Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs at UNC-Chapel Hill. He’s also Fellow at the Wilson Center in Washington, DC

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