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Daily Cuts - The real impact of China’s overseas adoption ban

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China has banned transnational adoption, ending more-than three decades during which more than 160,000 children were adopted abroad. While the move has prompted mixed reactions, Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman find out how far-reaching the implications are from Dr Huang Yanzhong, Senior Fellow for Global Health at the Council on Foreign Relations; Professor, School in Diplomacy and International Relations, Seton Hall University. 

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Daily Cuts - What not to do while on a flight

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Shantanu Gangakhedkar, Senior Consultant (Aviation), Asia-Pacific, Frost and Sullivan, about what could get you thrown off a plane.

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Daily Cuts - Are some condominium by-laws too extreme?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Oo Gin Lee, Member of the management council of The Hillside, about whether some condominium by-laws are too extreme.

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Daily Cuts - Internet bot use in Singapore: Boon or bane?

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Justine Moss speak with Alfred Siew, Editor and Co-Founder, Techgoondu, about the issues around internet bot use here.

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Daily Cuts - How are travel apps evolving today?

In ‘Destination Anywhere’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Sng Yan Yuan, Country Head of Singapore, azgo, a travel rewards app. Yuan discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) and personalisation in travel can enhance the traveller’s experience and how banks are creating their own platforms such as Travel with OCBC and UOB Travel Insider. He also talks about advancements in technology that are transforming the travel platform ecosystem for the average Singaporean traveller, and trends like the key factors Singaporeans consider when selecting a travel app.

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Daily Cuts - Exploring grief and loneliness: Eternal Summer of My Homeland

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with  Agnes Chew an award-winning Singaporean author. Chew talks about her latest release, a compilation of short stories titled, “Eternal Summer of My Homeland”. She discusses various themes brought up in her stories – and experienced by her characters – such as loneliness, grief, envy and the lifelong consequences of improving one’s looks.

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