In the second of a two-part series, CNA looks at joint economic projects in the pipeline, and how political and security challenges might scupper them.
Who is in line to take over Muhyiddin’s chairmanship of Malaysia opposition pact PN?
Islamist party PAS says it is ready to lead Perikatan Nasional, but some analysts question if it has a candidate with “bridge-building” credentials that can steer the bloc into the next general election.
Amid Singapore’s card collecting craze, a specialised trade scrutinising rare trading cards is emerging
As prices for rare Pokemon and sports trading cards soar, collectors are turning to "pre-graders" to decide which cards are worth the cost and wait of professional appraisal and authenticity checks overseas.
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Voices: I thought I knew what burnout was – until I experienced it myself. Here's what we're all getting wrong
After realising that she was burnt out, CNA TODAY's Nikki Yeo learnt that burnout is more about the small frictions that wear us down, and why meaningful support at work starts with simple, human gestures.
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Teen missing, brother deported: Families face high cost of young Indians taking ‘donkey route’
As immigration enforcement hardens in the US, CNA’s Undercover Asia meets Indian migrants who survived jungles and mafia on the “Dunki” route only to face perhaps a harsher reality: detention, debt and deep uncertainty.
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