Koh Ewe is a Singapore‑based journalist and reporter for BBC World, where she covers major developments across Asia with a focus on politics, society, and fast‑moving regional stories. Her reporting often brings global audiences into the heart of unfolding events, from government decisions to cultural shifts, with a style that blends clarity, precision, and strong on‑the‑ground context. Before joining the BBC, she built a reputation for sharp, accessible storytelling across international newsrooms.

Prior to her current role, Koh Ewe worked with TIME and VICE, contributing reporting that spanned everything from human‑interest stories to geopolitical analysis. Her work has also appeared across outlets such as Yahoo, MSN, and Globo, reflecting a broad international reach and a growing influence in Asia‑Pacific journalism. She is known for covering evolving stories and breaking news, particularly those involving China, Southeast Asia, and regional political dynamicsIntelligent Relations.

A graduate of the National University of Singapore, Koh Ewe brings an academic grounding in media and global affairs to her reporting. Based in Singapore, she is part of a new generation of Asia‑focused journalists shaping how international audiences understand the region. Her work continues to highlight the complexities, tensions, and human stories behind Asia’s most significant developments.