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Editor's Pick
After show of might, is China now ready to invade Taiwan by 2027?
As China expands its military, more Taiwanese than ever before want a bigger defence budget, while Japan is re-arming at a clip not seen in 80 years. When Titans Clash susses out the different Asian perspectives on peace.
Investigative Stories
The global drug war like you’ve never seen it: 3 reasons to watch Addicted
The world faces a drugs crisis, from cannabis to fentanyl to meth. CNA visits various countries to find out how illicit drugs are made, trafficked and abused, the impact of legalisation and how authorities and activists are fighting back.
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Life Hacks
Overcoming
‘We’re unable to achieve that dream’: Why Malaysia is losing its doctors
Malaysia’s medical professionals are under pressure. Falling recruitment, an exodus of doctors and a growing patient load have put a strain on the system. What is behind the staffing crisis in public hospitals, asks the programme Insight.
Exclusive Access
6 female inmates, 5 things to watch for in their tell-all about life in Singapore’s women’s prison
Following the hit series Inside Maximum Security, CNA’s Inside The Women’s Prison offers a raw look at how Singapore’s female inmates cope with life behind bars, their struggle to stay straight and the pain of separation from loved ones.
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Asian Politics
China is wooing Malaysia and Indonesia with mega investments. Is the plan working?
China has set its sights on Southeast Asia with projects like car factories, industrial parks, nickel-processing plants, ports and more. CNA series China And The Global South looks at their impact at a time when US tariffs are causing uncertainty.
Our Planet
Dear Singapore, be brave, be kind, be a kampung
Singaporean couple Nerine Mak and Haren Khatau are travelling the world on dirt bikes. They’ve paused to pen a letter with their vision for Singapore, a nation they hope will value curiosity and reconnect with nature and one another.
