Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th November, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Ong Beng Seng retains PR status despite ICA warning letter after conviction for obstruction of justice.

Thailand halts Cambodia peace deal following landmine injuries to two soldiers.

Eight people dead in explosion near the Red Fort in New Delhi, raising terror concerns.

Trump threatens the BBC with a billion-dollar lawsuit over a speech edit controversy.

Two suspects arrested for duping a woman out of over $400,000 by impersonating government officials.

From 2026, air travelers leaving Singapore will pay an additional green jet fuel levy.

A man allegedly lures and robs a victim of $190 in Little India, leading to an arrest.

An ex-SAF captain faces charges for cheating 16 people out of $145,000 for medical bills.

PM Wong expresses hope for a 5G team to form ahead of the next general election.

An NEA officer charged with accepting over $20,000 in bribes related to burial operations.

MP Alvin Tan calls for consideration after 70 LED wreaths placed near Pek Kio Community Centre.

China and the US suspend rival port fees, signaling a thaw in trade tensions.

The US Senate advances a bill aimed at preventing a federal government shutdown.

Actor Tony Leung to attend the upcoming Singapore International Film Festival this year.

Singapore researchers develop an innovative antibiotic alternative for cow udder infections.

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