Singapore News in English
January 17, 2026
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Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.
Vietnam's leader seeks tighter grip on power, mirroring Xi's style.
Malaysia's balanced economy is attracting global businesses, raising investment interest.
Catholic Junior College plans to relocate to Punggol, operations set for 2034.
Expect midday thundery showers in Singapore until the end of January.
South Korea's ex-president Yoon to appeal court ruling over martial law bid.
Frosted mirrors along Bayfront MRT linkway draw complaints from local dancers.
New marine fire post in Punggol Northshore aims to improve emergency response times.
88 arrested in islandwide CNB raid; drugs discovered in children's bedrooms.
Man confronts mother over child's behavior on MRT, sparking public outrage.
Singapore advances nuclear power studies amid safety and public confidence concerns.
Over $15 million in assets seized in probes involving Malaysia’s military corruption.
Cold snap expected to test Asia's weather records as temperatures plummet.
Australia's youth adapt to a month-long social media ban for those under 16.
MRT reliability declines in 2025 due to poorer performance across four lines.
Higher occupancy cap for HDB flats extended until 2028 amid strong rental demand.
That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!
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