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Southeast Asia Bureau Chief — Global Desk Leader

The New York Times

SingaporeFull-timeS$180 – S$280/mo

Posted 16 Jul 2026

About this role

The New York Times is seeking a Southeast Asia Bureau Chief for its Singapore bureau, a full-time on-site leadership role responsible for guiding coverage across politics, geopolitics, culture, climate, identity, religion, tech, and more in Southeast Asia. The role requires deep international reporting experience, strong sourcing, and a track record of innovative storytelling across formats. You will oversee bureau operations, collaborate with global colleagues, and manage stringers and J-18808…

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What does a Southeast Asia Bureau Chief — Global Desk Leader at The New York Times do?

The New York Times is seeking a Southeast Asia Bureau Chief for its Singapore bureau, a full-time on-site leadership role responsible for guiding coverage across politics, geopolitics, culture, climate, identity, religion, tech, and more in Southeast Asia. The role requires deep international report…

How much does a Southeast Asia Bureau Chief — Global Desk Leader at The New York Times pay?

This role lists a salary of S$180 – S$280 per month.

Is this Southeast Asia Bureau Chief — Global Desk Leader role remote, hybrid, or on-site?

The listing is based in Singapore. Check the posting for remote or hybrid options.

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