Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Parliament expresses regret over Pritam Singh’s conduct, declaring him unfit as Opposition Leader.

Trump labels Greenland as 'vital' for the US, while Danish officials prepare for talks.

Singapore passport retains its title as the world's most powerful for 2026.

O-level results show 86.9% of students scoring at least five passes in 2025 exams.

New work group to enhance training for private-hire car licenses following Autobahn issues.

Japan and South Korea commit to stronger ties amid ongoing challenges from China.

Esports and chess officially recognized as sports in Singapore after recent parliamentary bill.

Three hospitalized after an eight-vehicle pile-up on the AYE, causing major traffic disruptions.

Local qualifying salary for Singaporean workers set to be refined in the upcoming budget.

Huawei makes a comeback in Vietnam with the launch of its Mate X7 foldable phone.

Actor-singer Glenn Yong opens up about facing online negativity and public scrutiny.

NASA reports losing contact with a key probe orbiting Mars, raising concerns about the mission.

Scientists recover ancient genome from a woolly rhino, offering insights into its extinction.

Study reveals gut health may play a role in easing childhood migraines, a promising finding.

New indie cinema Filmhouse set to revive the local film scene, following The Projector's closure.

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