Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Anatomy of a cheating scandal: Influencers face backlash from snark and tea-spilling communities.

Trump signals a tactical shift in Minnesota following a deadly immigration crackdown.

Seven thousand passengers stranded at Hokkaido Airport as winter weather paralyzes northern Japan.

Trump raises tariffs on certain South Korean imports to 25% amid trade deal delays.

New NTU master’s program in psychology offers specialization in death and bereavement studies.

Starmer asserts the UK won’t be forced to choose between the US and China.

Court rejects appeal from a man refusing to accept divorce, citing 'perfectly timed' health issues.

Singapore must enhance integration as immigration is crucial for the economy amid low birth rates.

More Singaporeans to receive matching government grants to boost retirement and healthcare savings.

Police advise visitors to Chinatown to check crowd levels ahead of the Chinese New Year.

Hong Kong minister Erick Tsang resigns, revealing he has cancer during his health struggles.

Mahathir makes a quick coffee outing in KL, marking his first public appearance since his hip fracture.

Myanmar's recent election offers little change to the political landscape, analysts say.

Accidental 'crying horse' toy goes viral in China ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations.

Immuno Cure launches Phase I clinical study of a therapeutic DNA vaccine for HIV in Hong Kong.

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