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CNA brings you the most comprehensive, daily news coverage of Asia. Follow us for thought-provoking insights and commentary to help you better understand Asia.
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http://cna.asia
External link for CNA
- Industry
- Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
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- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Singapore, Singapore
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1999
- Specialties
- Breaking news, Current affairs programmes, Business news, Singapore news, Asia news, and News
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Caldecott Broadcast Centre
Andrew Road
Singapore, Singapore 299939, SG
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Singapore, 138507, SG
Employees at CNA
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Yeen Nie Hoe
Editor | Journalist | Documentary Filmmaker | Championing compelling narratives and strategic storytelling for global impact
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Yew Meng Chong
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Rachele Focardi
Rachele Focardi is an Influencer ⭐️LinkedIn Top Voices⭐️Leading Expert on Generational Diversity, Multigenerational Workforce, Future of Work⭐️Top 6 Most Influential Women in the New…
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You can find beondegi (silkworm pupae) in Myeongdong, and fried insects at night markets in Thailand, Cambodia and China are pretty common. But the approval of 16 species of insects as food in Singapore is bugging many. Some are wondering if they would bee okay if they ingested insects, while others are wondering if even the idea of cricket nasi lemak would fly. CNA's Low Zoey spoke to experts to find out whether insects could cause allergies, whether insects are halal ... and whether they are really safe to eat. We've also given crickets and grubs a taste test in the office - click on to find the video. In the end the question is - are you ready to chow down on some crunchy insects? #alternativeprotein #insectfood #singaporefood
FAQ: Craving nasi lemak topped with crickets? What you need to know about eating insects
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When her two sons needed help for their speech delays, among other special needs, Mina Sunico-Chin and her husband Vincent Chin realised they’d have to shuttle between multiple early intervention centres, on top of preschool. So they started AltSchool International – a one-stop centre merging education with therapy practices. Grace Yeoh speaks to her for CNA Women to learn more about her journey.
Her sons had trouble talking, so this Singaporean mum started a special needs centre to help them
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We've all seen cases of foreign entities looking to incorporate in Singapore, nominating "silent directors" - but then proceeding to transact criminal proceeds. But from the start of July, Singapore has passed a law meant to prevent the misuse of nominee directorship arrangements to create shell companies for money laundering. What does this mean for those looking to incorporate here? And if you're a "silent", or nominee director, what can you do and what are the red flags to look out for? CNA's Wan Ting Koh with the explainer.
CNA Explains: What are 'silent' directors, and what's the impact of Singapore becoming stricter on them?
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While terror group Jemaah Islamiyah's dissolution should be celebrated, it is important to ensure it stays dissolved, says RSIS' Alif Satria.
Commentary: Jemaah Islamiyah is no more, but the terror threat it poses will persist
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Why should political gridlock matter to anyone outside the fray of French domestic politics? RSIS' Pascal Vennesson gives his take on the international implications of France's snap election.
Commentary: More than French domestic politics, Macron’s failed election gamble has global effects
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When Singaporean Audrey Fang was found dead in Spain, it was discovered that she had nominated her alleged killer to be the beneficiary of her Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings. How does the autonomy of choice balance with checks against bad intentions when it comes to CPF nominations? On the Deep Dive podcast, Steven Chia and Crispina Robert get answers from Liang Weirong, senior deputy director of nominations and accounts closure from the CPF Board, and Javern Sim, family lawyer and managing director at Populus Law Corporation. Listen to the podcast: https://cna.asia/4eZbUVy
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As nations search for solutions to sustain ever increasing energy needs, nuclear energy is being seriously considered by Southeast Asian countries, including Singapore. Can experts find a way to deal with the safety and cost issues? On the Climate Conversations podcast, Jack Board and Liling Tan talk through the science and scary scenarios. Listen to the podcast: https://cna.asia/3S4htIB
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As rents and home prices soar, cities like New York are U-turning on Airbnb and short-term rentals. Singapore has no such dilemma, says NUS Business School's Tien Foo Sing.
Commentary: Singapore is right to be tough on Airbnb-style short stays
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Here's us checking in on you, if maybe no one has lately - How are you, really? Do you feel lonely? What makes you feel this way, and do you have someone to turn to? Elmo and Talking Point want to hear from you. Share your story anonymously with us: https://cna.asia/4ePPm9T #mentalhealth