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Pedestrians demand safety, riders cry foul — should anyone get to use mobility scooters?
With stricter speed limits and new requirements for these devices coming into play next year, will Singapore’s footpaths become safer? The programme Talking Point takes a closer look at how dangerous mobility scooters can be.
Investigative Stories
New thorns in town? Here’s why Tupai King, other new durian varieties may be mislabelled
In each durian season, flashy names beckon customers. But are they the real deal or simply marketing ploys? The programme Talking Point finds out what durians are really being sold and how to avoid falling for thorny cash grabs.
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Fighting COVID-19
With end of zero-COVID in China come chaos, challenges, recovery
The programme Insight looks at China’s transition from COVID-19, the political and economic impact and what lies ahead for the rest of the world after the most populous country has resumed international travel.
Life Hacks
Overcoming
They were sold and made to wed their brothers. China’s fostered child brides now want answers
For as little as 70 yuan, tens of thousands of unwanted Chinese girls were taken in by families who wanted servants and future daughters-in-law. CNA’s Daughters of Putien meets these women who, decades on, are searching for their birth parents.
Exclusive Access
3 reasons to watch Inside Woodlands Checkpoint, at world’s busiest land crossing
Find out what it takes for ICA officers to keep an immigration juggernaut running, from enduring insults to seizing truckloads of contraband to preventing stampedes. CNA’s two-part series offers unprecedented access.
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Â鶹´«Ã½n Politics
Indonesia’s military is outdated. Is Prabowo the one to refresh it amid South China Sea tensions?
As defence minister, Prabowo Subianto made some hefty military purchases in recent years, but fiscal constraints reined in spending. The programme Insight looks at the prospects for Indonesia’s armed forces with the ex-general as president.
Our Planet
Safety measures in place, but expert sees greater risk of sinkholes with climate change
With all the construction work underway in Singapore, the programme Talking Point explores the concerns about geological safety when it comes to sinkholes and finds out what you can do if the earth swallows you.
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