AGEING POPULATION

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07:55minutes
CNA Insider

Is Japan a dying country?
In Nagoro, Japan, creepy life-sized dolls outnumber the living. They are made by one of the town's last remaining 27 residents. Nagoro reflects ...
Commentary

Commentary: It is high time for a Ministry on Ageing Issues

Such a ministry can bring into sharper focus the concerns, challenges and aspirations of seniors, says SUSS’ Dr Helen Ko.
Singapore

Elderly in Singapore need S$1,379 a month for basic needs: Study
Commentary

Commentary: China’s chief conundrum - how to look after the world’s fastest ageing population

Without a baby boom, China is heading towards an economic stall, says China commentator Tom McGregor. Still, automation may be a solution.
Commentary

Commentary: In Japan, the old are harassing the young

Rougai, a term meaning an annoying old person, reflects Japan's ageing population woes keenly felt by the young, says the Financial Times' Leo Lewis.
Commentary

Commentary: The low-growth trap Japan is stuck in is spreading across the world

We must recognise that the hurdles are a lot less technical, and a lot more political, says Mohamed A El-Erian
Singapore

Government looking at grants for caregivers to the elderly to boost support for community care
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Commentary

Commentary: If more work in old age, how relevant is the retirement age?

Prudential's move to do away with the retirement age should spark off a discussion about how relevant the retirement age is, say two business ...
Commentary

Commentary: Genuine immigration reform still alien to Japan

Japan will have real reason to be anxious if it continues to fudge immigration reform, says Tsuda University's Chris Burgess.
Singapore

Health Ministry to strengthen support for caregivers to the elderly