Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th January, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

UMNO president calls for a grand collaboration among political parties for Malays and Islam.

Iran's leader demands a crackdown on seditionists as protest casualties continue to rise.

Trump threatens tariffs on nations opposing the US takeover of Greenland, sparking global reactions.

Sixty students at River Valley Primary School show symptoms of suspected food poisoning.

Manchester United delivers a shock 2-0 victory over Manchester City in a thrilling derby.

The Workers' Party faces tough choices after PM Wong removes Pritam Singh as Leader of the Opposition.

Malaysia's balanced economy is attracting global businesses, raising questions about Singapore's competitiveness.

The first MOM-owned migrant worker dormitory opens in Jurong, benefiting thousands of workers.

Seventeen-year-old arrested for drug driving after a dramatic police chase in Geylang.

A Hongkonger missing in Iran is confirmed safe and in contact with authorities.

South Korea's ex-president Yoon sentenced to five years in prison over martial law bid.

Vietnam celebrates as its U23 squad advances to the Asian Cup semifinals, igniting nationwide joy.

A Singapore study finds new ways to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria and improve wound healing.

KKH reports a surge in children with a genetic disease that may lead to early heart issues.

She declines chocolate and nuts due to a genetic disorder, highlighting unique health challenges.

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