Cheryl Teh

Cheryl is a news editor based in Business Insider's Singapore bureau, where she covers everything from major military and political shifts in the region to developments in pop culture and social media.

Cheryl joined Insider in 2021. She was previously a journalist at the crime and consumer desks at the Straits Times, Singapore's national paper, and a researcher at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore. She has an MA in Cultural and Creative Industries from King's College London.

Selected features:

• I watched 60 hours of MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's 96-hour election-fraud livestream so you don't have to. Here are 5 things you missed.

• Japan is trying to lure people into rural areas by selling $500 homes, but it's not enough to fix the country's 'ghost town' problem

• South Korea's millennials say their lives aren't that different from 'Squid Game' as they face a crisis of mounting debt, unaffordable homes, and dead-end jobs

• More and more Chinese 20-somethings are rejecting the rat race and 'lying flat' after watching their friends work themselves to death

• People are pouring into the streets in China to protest COVID lockdowns. It's a rare moment of mass dissent, and experts say it's a demonstration to Xi — and the world.

• Our quest to make AI love us back is futile — and dangerous