Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th March, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Iran reviews US ceasefire proposal despite initial negative response from officials.

Trump sends peace plan as Iran opens to non-hostile oil vessels amid ongoing tensions.

Singapore defers rollout of sustainable aviation fuel levy on travelers until further notice.

Telcos and banks experience temporary disruptions, raising concerns among online services.

Gold prices fall after a morning surge, leaving investors cautious about market trends.

Two men arrested for allegedly throwing objects from high-rise buildings in Sembawang.

Workplace deaths in Singapore decrease to 36 in 2025, with two being platform workers.

Man faces charges for rash act after driving with children seated atop car boot.

NEA enhances high-rise littering detection with new camera technology for better enforcement.

PM Wong arrives in Hainan for the Boao Forum, with plans to visit Hong Kong next.

Japan's Self-Defense member arrested after breaching Chinese embassy, prompting diplomatic tensions.

Australia's fuel crunch expands, affecting hundreds of gas stations and impacting farmers.

China's Xi emphasizes progress on 'city of the future' project, aiming for digital infrastructure.

Signs of jet fuel hoarding emerge in Asia amid the ongoing Iran oil shock situation.

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