Grab’s new Quiet Ride option has gotten some loud attention. This writer explores the idea of ride customisation and suggests other options for both drivers and passengers.Continue Reading
In a special five-part podcast series “Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers”, CNA Climate Change correspondent Jack Board journeys across Asia to find out first-hand how climate change is affecting landscapes and lives. Continue Reading
Singapore gets its first performance choir made up of people with dementia and their carers. The series, Sing To Remember, finds out what happens when they must sing in a concert. Can it help them with their incurable condition?Continue Reading
In the fourth part of a series where CNA reporters shadow various school professionals for a day, a canteen operator explains why she keeps food affordable for students and looks out for them.Continue Reading
Governments are warning citizens to be careful not to carry products with the cannabis-derived ingredient into Hong Kong, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Jennifer Creery.Continue Reading
“The focus is on what athletes can do, not what they can’t,” says a CrossFit athlete with a neurological condition that affects her balance.Continue Reading
The Move Forward Party (MFP) has expressed a readiness to work with the prime ministerial candidate of the Pheu Thai Party, but it will never join the cabinet if its members comprise both Gen Prawit Wongsuwon and Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha, said the party’s leader.Continue Reading
In Indonesia’s Cianjur regency, those living on a previously uncharted fault line were caught by surprise, leading to mass casualties.Continue Reading
The tensions were on display as top diplomats from the Group of 20 industrialised and developing nations ended a contentious meeting in New Delhi on Thursday with no consensus on the Ukraine war and concerns about China’s widening global influence dominating much of the talks. Meanwhile, China this past weekContinue Reading
HONG KONG: A Hong Kong women’s rights group cancelled a demonstration at the last minute on Saturday (Feb 4) after police said violent groups might want to join the protest. The Hong Kong Women Workers’ Association was originally granted permission by Hong Kong police to hold a rare public protestContinue Reading