Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on June 28, 2025

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Global uncertainty over security will affect jobs, wages and prices in S’pore: Chan Chun Sing

Positioning Singapore as an “oasis of calm” amid the global volatility requires tremendous effort, he said.

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$13m spent on GE2025 campaign, PAP spent $9.4m against $3.6m by the opposition

Total spending increased by about 42 per cent from GE2020.

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New platform to matchmake S’pore’s funders with verified social enterprises

Interest in philanthropy is growing but funders are held back by factors like high due diligence costs.

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Altruism or algorithm: The rise of online philanthropy

Kindness content has boomed, but so have questions about authenticity and the true impact of filmed philanthropy.

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A court reporter takes notes as justice, mercy are dispensed

A journalist who covers Singapore's courts has seen a lot of humanity, empathy and fine judgment in our justice system.

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Ready for blast-off: Can China’s commercial space firms replicate SpaceX magic?

In 2024, the Chinese government listed the commercial space sector as a “new engine of economic growth”.

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Private members’ clubs in Singapore eye aggressive expansion, despite 1880’s sudden closure

Mandala Club is extending into a shophouse next door, while 67 Pall Mall has plans for four more sites.

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Guided tours among activities for the public at four of Singapore’s oldest Hindu temples in July

Visitors can sample authentic South Indian temple cuisine and get exclusive collectibles.

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Famous Singapore-born food critic and TV personality Chua Lam dies at 83

Chua was one of the Four Great Talents of Hong Kong together with Ni Kuang, Louis Cha and James Wong.

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Back to the grind for former Singapore athletes feeling the Hyrox fever

A host of former and current national athletes are taking part in the AIA Hyrox Open Asian Championships.

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