Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th April, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Israel seeks Lebanon talks as bombardments threaten Iran truce, with death toll rising to 303.

Singapore government offices told to rein in air-conditioning amid APAC fuel crisis.

Operators of essential bus services to receive temporary government support for higher fuel costs.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese visits Singapore from April 9 to 11, including Jurong Island.

Shanmugam responds to Bloomberg article suggesting involvement in shady deals, calls it completely false.

Oil prices rise again as Iran claims ceasefire violations and the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked.

Singapore must focus on defense if global order collapses, warns PM Lawrence Wong.

Migrant worker wins $5,700 overtime pay after a two-year legal battle over unlawful practices.

Higher education must enhance human judgment and problem framing, say panellists at ST Education Forum.

Normal MRT service on Circle Line to resume on April 10, with shorter weekend services until May 17.

FairPrice freezes prices of 100 essential items as part of cost-saving measures for consumers.

Hong Kong’s Link Reit sells Thomson Plaza retail space for S$250 million in a major deal.

URA puts two prime condo sites in Newton and River Valley up for sale, attracting developer interest.

Actor Romeo Tan nearly quit acting after a confrontation with a director on set.

NASA's Artemis II crew returns from the Moon, sharing breathtaking flyby photographs.

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