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S’pore no longer operating in a stable external environment: SM Lee | Applications for Jobseeker Support scheme open today

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TUESDAY, APR 15 2025

Jonathan Wong
Assistant Newsletter Editor

Good morning,

Singapore has gone through and overcome many crises in the past, but the current global uncertainty caused by the US-imposed tariffs is unprecedented and will last a very long time, Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong said yesterday at an NTUC dialogue session with labour movement leaders and union leaders.

In other news, applications for the SkillsFuture Jobseeker Support Scheme begin today. It is open to lower- and middle-income adult Singaporeans who have lost their jobs due to retrenchment, business closure, illness or other reasons beyond their control.

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S'pore no longer operating in stable external environment, says SM Lee

He said he did not think there would be a recession, but it "could happen".

General election must provide S'pore with a competent govt to lead country in crises: SM Lee

Such a leadership must also be able to defend the country's place in the world, he added.

GE2025: PAP's Jeffrey Siow sees politics as a 'more direct, personal way' of public service

He is the most senior civil servant to step forward ahead of the coming election.

Applications for Jobseeker Support scheme open today

They can pick from 13 job search activities, from networking to attending training.

Forensic lab launched to boost S'pore's fight against new psychoactive substances

CNB warned there has been an emergence of nitazenes – a group of synthetic opioids – in several high-income countries.

Abdullah Badawi: Mr Nice Guy leaves legacy of compassion, but failed to escape Mahathir's shadow

Malaysia's former prime minister, who was 85, died yesterday.

'The sky will not fall': Can HK's free port status cushion impact of US-China tariff war?

The city has leeway to tailor its response to the tariffs, but it will still be painful, say analysts.

Most S'pore corals hit by bleaching event have recovered

An estimated 5 per cent of corals were left dead after the 2024 incident.

Man admits to sexually abusing stepdaughter for over 3 years

Both the man and the girl's mother tried to pressure the victim to retract her allegations.

Eat, shop and soak like a local in Osaka and Kyoto

Discover the origin of bonito flakes and soak in a public bath where a mild electric current is said to relieve tension.

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