PM Lee Hsien Loong addresses Singaporeans on overcoming the Covid-19 crisis. "The next few years will be a disruptive and difficult time for all of us. But despite these immense challenges, I say to you: Do not fear. Do not lose heart. Singapore will not falter in its onward march," he says. | TODAY

“We must expect that some probing will come and we must be ready to respond.” In Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s final interview as Singapore’s leader, he warned that other countries could test the new leadership on foreign policy issues, and why it is vital for the nation to continue engaging its neighbours and major world powers to protect its national interest. The stories you need to know at bt.sg | The Business Times

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong was Singapore's prime minister for nearly 20 years. Looking back at the challenges - then and now, he was asked if he "had fun" during his term as prime minister. Here's what SM Lee said. https://asia1.news/3YuSvos #sgnews #Singapore #PrimeMinister #Nation #Leadership #Challenges | AsiaOne

Took a look back and shared my thoughts on my two decades as PM during in-depth interviews in English and Mandarin with local media. The English interview will be aired on CNA in two parts – the first covers foreign relations and the economy, while the second focusses on social safety nets and good politics. You can watch it tonight and tomorrow night (10 and 11 May) at 9pm. Or catch the Chinese interview on Channel 8 at 8pm tonight, and Lianhe Zaobao 联合早报. – LHL (PMO Video by Koh Yong Sheng) |

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong gave his final major speech on Wednesday (May 1) before handing over the reins to Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. Here are some key points of his last May Day Rally speech. | CNA

Amid US President Donald Trump's escalating tariff war with China, Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong called for Singapore "to be prepared for a more troubled world". In his address to union leaders on Monday (Apr 14), Mr Lee spoke on the need for unity and stable politics, saying that a strong, effective government was needed to take care of Singapore, and for the country to be strong internationally. Read: https://cna.asia/4j9DPUk | CNA