Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st April, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

US considers seizing Iran’s Kharg Island, but it could backfire.

Oil prices dip as Trump suggests a quick end to the Iran conflict.

China and Pakistan call for a ceasefire and propose a peace plan for the Middle East.

Singapore’s electricity tariffs set to rise by two point one percent amid ongoing Iran war.

Singapore’s football team beats Bangladesh, finishing Asian Cup qualifiers unbeaten.

Taiwan's opposition leader plans a visit to Beijing, hinting at warmer cross-strait ties.

Police seek information on a missing 44-year-old woman last seen near Ghim Moh.

Survey reveals thirty percent of Singapore workers experience ‘quiet cracking’ regularly.

Myanmar military chief steps down as lawmakers pave his path to the presidency.

Two more Indonesian peacekeepers killed in Lebanon, raising total casualties to three.

Singtel offers rebates and free data following recent network disruptions.

Vietnam reports eight deaths from hand-foot-mouth disease as cases spike.

Singapore’s CDA to enhance measles precautionary measures starting April 1st.

Former Twelve Cupcakes workers to receive part of unpaid salaries after negotiations.

Concrete's microbial zones could revolutionize how we assess building health.

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