Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th March, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Singapore and Japan elevate their relationship to a strategic partnership, enhancing cooperation in key areas.

World leaders warn of a prolonged period of instability following Singapore's Budget 2026 approval.

Iran's attacks on major gas facilities lead to a surge in oil and gas prices globally.

A tragic accident in Bugis claims the life of a 66-year-old pedestrian; the driver has been arrested.

Singapore's ageing society needs innovative changes for better senior living options, experts say.

The ongoing war is causing turmoil in the world's largest bunkering hub, affecting fuel prices.

Two individuals face charges for providing illegal modification services for personal mobility devices.

A man has been charged for harboring ten women for prostitution and absconding from Singapore.

A POFMA order has been issued to activist Han Hui Hui over her comments regarding the police.

Operators say confusion over eligible recyclables is the biggest challenge for the beverage container return scheme.

Singtel resolves connectivity issues after users face disruptions for three consecutive days.

Maersk launches a fully automated hub in Singapore to meet the growing e-commerce demand.

Singaporean Wei Koh makes history as the first Asian to chair the prestigious watch awards.

The Asian Cup qualification is secured, but Singapore's Lions aim for more celebrations ahead.

Japan's famous grilled hamburg chain is set to open at VivoCity in May 2026.

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