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‘We hear you, I hear you’: PM Wong tells young S’poreans, first-time voters | MBS sees record earnings amid suite expansion, travel recovery

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MONDAY, APR 14 2025

Jonathan Wong
Assistant Newsletter Editor

Good morning,

Rebutting online remarks that Gen Zs are "soft" and "full of themselves", and that they "lack resilience", Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said such comments miss the full picture and fail to see something crucial about the generation. He was speaking to young Singaporeans and first-time voters, in a two-minute social media post released yesterday.

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In other news, despite rising market volatility triggered by US President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies, some experts reckon that corporate deal-making opportunities will persist in Singapore as companies reconfigure their strategies and supply chains.

'We hear you, I hear you': PM Wong's message to young S'poreans, first-time voters

PM Wong said he wants to work with the young to take on challenges to come.

'I don't want to be parachuted anywhere safe': WP new face Harpreet Singh

He said he entered politics to correct the course that Singapore is taking.

Experts expect pickup in IPOs, corporate deals here despite rising volatility

SGX could see more IPOs from firms in markets hit harder by US President Donald Trump's tariffs.

MBS sees record earnings amid suite expansion, travel recovery

The decision to cut room inventory and focus on premium suites has paid off, said its COO.

Traffic Police's electric highway patrol cars to be rolled out from second half of 2025

The electric Polestar 2s will join BMW and Volvo highway patrol cars in their fleet.

Social workers engage reclusive youth via digital platforms, games

Charities befriend young people on online platforms to help them open up.

New initiative to get businesses and schools to keep neighbourhoods clean

Called CleanHood, it aims to cultivate collective ownership among residents, students, merchants.

Why students cheat during exams and what parents can do to deter them

There was an average of 12 cheating cases a year in national exams over the last five years.

Trump chaos could push Malaysia to embrace Xi on rare visit

Economic pragmatism may determine how Chinese leader's visit goes, writes Shannon Teoh.

15-year-old arrested for robbery at condo near Orchard Road, 17-year-old taken to hospital

The older boy was conscious when he was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.

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