Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd April, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

ASEAN states face tough choices over Iran’s Strait of Hormuz passage amid energy security concerns.

Malaysian driver charged with murder following fatal crash involving a motorcyclist in Klang.

Trump plans to address the nation on the Iran war this Wednesday, White House confirms.

Global stock euphoria masks underlying concerns over rising oil prices and market stability.

Singapore launches beverage container return scheme to enhance recycling efforts starting April 1.

Stocks rally as investors hope for de-escalation in the Iran conflict and economic recovery.

Thundery showers expected in Singapore during the first half of April, according to meteorologists.

Ex-police commissioner Hoong Wee Teck appointed as chairman of the Gambling Regulatory Authority.

SAF to dispose of a World War II bomb discovered along Tanah Merah Coast Road this week.

Landlord faces charges for allowing premises to be used by an unlicensed massage parlour.

Indonesia calls for restraint after the tragic killing of peacekeepers in southern Lebanon.

Japan and France agree on a rare earths deal to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals.

Feng Tianwei, Singapore’s Olympic medallist, to open a new table tennis academy in Fernvale.

Tiger Woods announces he is stepping away for a period to seek treatment following a crash.

New insights boost copper catalysts as a cheaper alternative to platinum in various applications.

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