Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th February, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Father mourns daughter killed in Chinatown crash as Indonesian community shows support.

Thundery showers expected in Singapore during Chinese New Year holidays.

Singapore's January exports rise by 9.3 percent, driven by strong AI demand.

Three teenagers stabbed in Osaka, one fatality reported amid a dispute.

Temporary relief or permanent solution? The future of CDC vouchers remains uncertain.

Over 1,000 GP clinics will remain open during the Chinese New Year holidays.

Taiwan president emphasizes strengthening defenses in Lunar New Year address.

Experts warn about rising TB cases in Malaysia, urging precautions during gatherings.

Japan creates world's first engine that generates electricity using 30 percent hydrogen.

Feeling free in water: 10-year-old boy with spinal muscular atrophy defies limits.

Lunar eclipse to coincide with the Lantern Festival, a spectacle not to miss.

Health Minister reassures public on measles spread, stating no confirmed cases in Singapore.

Parkinson’s muscle firing patterns show differences between men and women, new study finds.

Researchers discover chemicals that could potentially seed life in developing stars.

Astronomers uncover bacterial cell division trigger, revealing new insights into microbiology.

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