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CNA looks at the story behind Beijing's EV boom, the hurdles ahead and what it means for perceptions of "Made-in-China" products.

The amount of criminal proceeds laundered is just one factor, says a lawyer.

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan earlier this week, claiming the lives of almost a dozen people. An expert gives CNA some basic survival tips.

Thomas Zilliacus, a Singapore permanent resident, reportedly also made a bid to buy Italian Serie A club Inter Milan recently.

Why is it so expensive, and what are governments like Singapore doing in this space?

The move has already sparked panic among young citizens. Could it trigger an exodus and more violence? What will be the regional impact? Myanmar correspondent Leong Wai Kit takes a closer look.

The gap between Singapore's richest and poorest is at its smallest in more than two decades, according to the Gini coefficient.

Base erosion, profit shifting, a global minimum corporate tax rate and Singapore's new Refundable Investment Credit - CNA's Tang See Kit tries to make sense of it all.

What exactly was announced by Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong at Budget 2024, and why did the government move to address what experts are calling a CPF "anomaly"?

CNA's Louisa Tang looks at how the courts decide whether an accused person should be allowed to travel overseas.