Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th March, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

China’s top legislator promotes an Asian security model, positioning Beijing as a global growth driver.

Rules of war are increasingly abandoned in the Middle East conflict, warns Doctors Without Borders president.

Trump claims Iran is afraid to admit it wants a deal, while Tehran denies negotiations.

A woman was found sprawled across the road near Jurong Point and has been taken to the hospital.

Singapore says China can play a bigger role in Asia’s stability amid rising global tensions.

Amos Yee has been offered bail after completing preliminary investigations and has left Changi Prison.

Police are investigating an article about Singaporeans allegedly serving in the Israeli Defense Forces.

Delivery riders say it’s natural to push ahead to earn more despite the risks to their safety.

Singapore’s National Radiochemistry Laboratory has been named an IAEA collaborating center, the first in Southeast Asia.

Temporary closure of the CTE exit will occur for seven days in April and May for cycling link works.

Ex-Taipei mayor has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for corruption charges.

Malaysia plans to cut the subsidized fuel quota amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Gold prices have fallen after a morning jump, reflecting volatility in the market.

The Strait of Hormuz crisis presents an opportunity to explore cleaner maritime fuel options, says MPA chief.

Tiny LED designs could power next-generation technology, offering new possibilities in various fields.

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