CNA Insider
Editor's Pick
More overseas scammers are using local SIM cards. Here’s how and what could happen next
Talking Point traces how overseas syndicates obtain Singapore SIM cards through young mules and deploy SIM farms across borders. Limits on telco subscribers are now being considered.
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
Why more young people in Thailand and Vietnam are turning away from marriage
Half of Bangkok’s residents are single. In Vietnam, the age of marriage has gone up in recent years. Financial and other issues are making love and family a tougher proposition for the younger generation, finds Insight.
Exclusive Access
Must-see: Inside The Police Coast Guard, up close with Singapore’s first responders at sea
CNA gains exclusive access to Police Coast Guard officers on high-stakes operations out at sea, where they confront threats and emergencies as more than 1,000 vessels move through Singapore’s territorial waters every day.
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Asian Politics
CNA debuts ‘micro-factual’ series tracing Singapore’s separation from Malaysia
The series, comprising 34 one- to three-minute clips and designed for mobile viewing, builds on CNA’s earlier documentary Separation: Declassified.
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.
