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This year's presidential election in Russia might be a non-starter. Vladimir Putin’s main rivals are all out of the running -- or dead -- and he could potentially hold on to power for another decade. What do ordinary Russians make of the man who rules with an iron fist? CNA's Teresa Tang talks to former Moscow cor

How do we get people to make more babies? That’s one question China’s leadership will likely be tackling during this year’s key political meetings.

China has long been home to the largest population on the planet, but that’s starting to change. Fewer babies and a super-aged society could spell trouble for the country’s economy. China correspondents Olivia Siong and Low Minmin talk about the potential items on the agenda for the nation’s most important pol

Is a flagging Chinese economy changing the way China views its relationship with USA? Steve Lai speaks to Simon Marks and Low Minmin on this episode of the CNA Correspondent podcast. 

The leaders of the world’s two biggest economies met on the sidelines of the APEC Summit in San Francisco. Steve Lai speaks to Simon Marks and Low Minmin about the current state of the US-China relationship and the challenges that lie ahead.

About six in every 10 wigs people buy globally are made in one city in China. And this is a booming business in Vietnam too where human hair is called "black gold".

BEIJING: China removed Foreign Minister Qin Gang from his post on Tuesday (Jul 25) after a one-month absence from public duties, replacing him with his predecessor Wang Yi, state media said, after weeks of speculation about what had happened to him. "China's top legislature voted to appoint Wang Yi as fore

SINGAPORE: Mediacorp won 24 awards at this year's New York Festivals TV & Film Awards, including six golds. The company also took home 11 silver and seven bronze awards, it said in a media release on Wednesday (Apr 19) CNA's documentary and current affairs programmes made up the majority

Social media users are celebrating a groundbreaking moment of gay pride after an Asian news station aired a same-sex kiss for the first time.

Singapore recorded its sharpest fall in total employment in more than two decades in 2020, with non-resident workers accounting for all of the ...