Asia is home to half the world's population and emits half of global greenhouse gas emissions. How will it effectively address future economic uncertainties, healthcare challenges and climate change?

A delicate balance between peace and aggression. Flashpoints in Asia carry significant ramifications now and beyond, as the region grapples with various geopolitical tensions and power struggles.

China's social fabric is changing amid a shifting demographic structure. From single mothers by choice to the three-no' generation, more young Chinese are choosing a different path from the parents.

Competing for workforce talent, battling for technology dominance and vying for audience attention. CNA Correspondent explores a different type of war unfolding in the region.

Asia is the fastest growing economic region. But its youth are struggling with a lack of jobs, fierce competition and relentless pressure in countries like Malaysia, South Korea and Japan.

The world's biggest elections are expected to return Narendra Modi to a third straight term as India's prime minister. His popularity cannot be denied, but neither can the controversy around him.

About 70 percent of Indonesia's population or 192 million people lack access to clean water - safe sources are distant, contaminated or expensive. We look at efforts to improve water quality.

Japan and South Korea are among the fastest ageing nations. This is impacting industries and forcing a rethink about employment and life after retirement. Can a greying Asia and their elderly prosper?

Climate change poses various threats to lives and livelihoods in the Maldives. Collaborative efforts by the island nation's stakeholders are vital in confronting this crisis.

Malaysia hopes to boost its exports of premium tropical fruits by cross-breeding high-quality strains. This promises lucrative returns and inspires a new generation of young farmers.

Bhutan, a kingdom hidden away in the Himalayas, has a new vision for its future. It will redefine capitalism and still look after its people's well-being. Has Bhutan found that winning formula?

Many Rohingya people have undertaken perilous sea journeys, seeking protection in Indonesia's Aceh province. But their sudden influx has resulted in growing hostility from the locals.

They were once thriving oil towns - but the wells now stand idle and in decay. CNA Correspondent examines their impact on the environment and the people left behind.

They're your eyes and ears around the globe. CNA's network of correspondents shines a light on stories from their corners of the world, from groundbreaking events to up-and-coming trends.

A shortage of teachers in Japan is causing a growing crisis in its schools. Educators take on multiple tasks outside of their teaching duties, leading to burnout and an exodus from the profession.

East Asia is home to some of the region's richest cities. But in their underbelly, criminal records, undocumented status and even age are keeping some from progressing with the rest of society.

They're your eyes and ears around the globe. CNA's network of correspondents shines a light on stories from their corners of the world, from groundbreaking events to up-and-coming trends.

For decades, Thailand was where the world's top automakers made cars in Southeast Asia. As countries turn to electric vehicles, Thailand has fresh ambitions to make its mark in the EV revolution.

Malaysia wants to be a regional hub for artificial intelligence in Southeast Asia. It has made significant progress in its journey, but more needs to done to get businesses and the public involved.

Once seen as a disease of the old, cancer cases have been rising sharply among younger people. Researchers are racing to find out what risk factors play a role in this demographic shift.

Centuries-old languages in Japan and South Korea are on the verge of being wiped out, due to reasons like a history of persecution, lack of a written form and fading importance. Can they be revived?

Access to medical care can be a challenge for elderly residents of Hong Kong's outlying islands. But special services and community support aim to ensure they do not get left behind.

From the loss of natural habitats to pests that wreck ecosystems and the conundrum of water excess and scarcity, CNA Correspondent explores measures to restore biodiversity.

Vietnam is being wooed by top global players. The US, Chinese and Russian presidents were all there, within a year of one another. Why is Vietnam so important to the world's most powerful nations?