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Indonesia’s gas supply cuts unlikely to affect electricity prices that much: Tan See Leng

Indonesia’s gas supply cuts unlikely to affect electricity prices that much: Tan See Leng

Indonesia's gas export cut to Singapore is unlikely to significantly impact electricity prices, as it is under 2% of demand; global price fluctuations matter more, says minister Tan See Leng.

US Fed set to lead G7 trio in hawkish rate pause

US Fed set to lead G7 trio in hawkish rate pause

US Fed, ECB, BOJ likely hold rates in hawkish pause; US officials signal no rush to hike, with possible moves in December.

Japanese carmakers to cut development times to keep up with Chinese rivals

Japanese carmakers to cut development times to keep up with Chinese rivals

Japanese carmakers Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki and Mitsubishi are cutting vehicle development times, using shared platforms and AI, to catch Chinese rivals launching models in under two years.

Institutions need to evolve to changing needs but core values, purpose should endure: Zaqy Mohamad

Institutions need to evolve to changing needs but core values, purpose should endure: Zaqy Mohamad

Zaqy Mohamad said institutions must evolve with changing needs while preserving core values and purpose, as Jamae Chulia Heritage opened with a mural and serviced residence on wakaf land.

Singapore expects all parties to honour commitments, says PM Wong after Indonesia cuts gas exports

Singapore expects all parties to honour commitments, says PM Wong after Indonesia cuts gas exports

PM Wong says Singapore expects all parties to honour commercial commitments after Indonesia cut gas exports, but EMA says impact is under 2% of daily demand.

PAP re-elects 14 members to its top leadership body

PAP re-elects 14 members to its top leadership body

Singapore's PAP re-elected 14 members to its top central executive committee. Chee Hong Tat entered the top 12 for the first time after being co-opted in 2024.

China’s US$3.5 trillion stock rout deepens as profits sink, major stimulus stays elusive

China’s US$3.5 trillion stock rout deepens as profits sink, major stimulus stays elusive

Chinese stocks lost $3.5 trillion since May as profits sink and stimulus stays elusive. Leaders accept slower growth, leaving investors pessimistic about earnings recovery.

British and French troops war-game attack on NATO territory

British and French troops war-game attack on NATO territory

British and French troops held a seven-week NATO exercise in Germany, including a 600-paratrooper drop, to test defence against modern attacks amid fears of Russian aggression.

Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and missiles as fighting with Yemen’s Houthis continues

Saudi Arabia intercepts drones and missiles as fighting with Yemen’s Houthis continues

Saudi Arabia intercepted drones and missiles over Riyadh and southern regions as Houthi attacks persisted; the Houthis warned Riyadh airport remains a target amid a widening conflict.

China urges US to halt proposed expansion of outbound investment curbs

China urges US to halt proposed expansion of outbound investment curbs

China urges US to halt proposed expansion of outbound investment curbs, saying it would disrupt trade ties, and warns of countermeasures.

Bolsonaro, Lula about even in polls for Brazil runoff vote

Bolsonaro, Lula about even in polls for Brazil runoff vote

Polls show Flavio Bolsonaro and Lula nearly tied ahead of Brazil’s runoff, with Bolsonaro slightly favored after finishing ahead in the first round.

While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, Oct 25, 2026

While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, Oct 25, 2026

Paris protests turn violent; Trump votes early in Florida. Also: new ETFs, Thailand tourism targets, Singapore water safety, yen surge, PAP leadership.