Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on May 10, 2024

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PM Lee is always focused on doing what is best for Singapore: SM Teo

PM Lee was always focused on doing what is best for Singapore: SM Teo

PM Lee may have his own views on things, but will listen carefully to what others have to say, said SM Teo.

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‘S’pore will be in good hands under the 4G team’: PM Lee, after chairing final Cabinet meeting

Mr Lee will continue to contribute as senior minister after stepping down as prime minister.

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The expansion of social safety nets in 20 years of PM Lee’s leadership

The signature achievements are the broadening of state support and community risk pooling, writes Chua Mui Hoong.

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Singapore banks vying with fintech players for the travel dollar

They are going up against YouTrip, Revolut, Wise and others for a piece of the growing pie.

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TTSH to roll out flexi-shifts for inpatient nurses by end-2024

About 90 per cent of the nurses who were offered flexi-shifts so far have opted for them.

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RSAF F-16 crash: Data from flight recorder under review; training for fleet to remain suspended

The fighter jet crashed inside Tengah Air Base after the pilot reported encountering flight control issues.

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Shareholder unhappiness brewing at Cordlife

Key shareholder Nanjing XJK seeks support at upcoming AGM for new directors.

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Malaysia rebuffs US on Iran oil sales, says it recognises only UN sanctions

Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail underlined Malaysia’s commitment to combating terrorism financing.

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3 more men charged over armed gang robbery in King Albert Park involving more than $4.3m

They are accused of being part of a group that robbed 11 people in April while armed with parangs and baseball bats.

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KidZania S’pore reopens on May 16 featuring updated city landscape and ‘next-gen jobs’

Kids can role-play over 70 jobs at the theme park on Sentosa, including ones centred on mental health and high-tech farming.

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