CNA Insider
Editor's Pick
Why Japan’s right wing is on the rise and what it means for the country
Frustration with Japan’s ruling elite, among other things, has fuelled the growth of a party that began on the fringes. CNA’s Insight finds out why its right-wing message resonates with its supporters and what others are starting to fear.
Investigative Stories
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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Life Hacks
Overcoming
He writes to prison inmates every day, even after being told he has less than a year to live
Since 2022, Roger Tan has been emailing inmates daily to help them feel less alone. Now, as he faces terminal cancer, On The Red Dot finds out how he is working to ensure his efforts outlive him.
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.
