Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd November, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

British police confirm train knife attack is not a terrorist incident, two men arrested.

China faces backlash over rare-earth export curbs, US Treasury Secretary calls it a mistake.

Hamas returns remains that do not belong to hostages, complicating recovery efforts in Gaza.

Singapore and South Korea strengthen ties, signing new agreements on cultural exchange and shipping.

NParks investigates dog death at Tanjong Katong groomer, owner accuses of negligence.

Avoid Upper Paya Lebar Road due to flash flood risks, PUB warns residents.

Unwed mother adopts her own daughter to prevent stigma of illegitimacy.

Murali Pillai counters claims that PAP policies create racial divisions in society.

Factory worker recalls Eunos fire, everything was lost in minutes as flames spread.

Trump-Xi meeting brings some relief, but rivalry and distrust still linger, says PM Wong.

28 dead and thousands affected as floods wreak havoc in central Vietnam.

Hong Kong comedian Stanley Fung passes away at 81, just days after a friend's death.

Study shows toddler gut bacteria can predict mental health outcomes years later.

Astronomers discover a white dwarf still consuming its planets long after its death.

Brightest supermoon of 2025 to illuminate skies over Kazakhstan this November.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!