Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th April, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Trump says the US is not rushing but the clock is ticking for Iran.

Singapore pledges US$100,000 for humanitarian assistance efforts in Lebanon amid ongoing crisis.

Dengue cases in Singapore fall nearly 30% from January to March compared to the previous quarter.

Companies urged to take an active role in retaining senior workers as flexible work options lag.

Singapore blocks six more websites linked to foreign actors over hostile information threats.

After weeks of silence, President Xi speaks on the Middle East conflict, raising eyebrows.

Gold prices fall as market optimism rises over potential US-Iran peace talks.

Two men to be charged for providing illegal payment and remittance services exceeding $38 million.

Singapore's inflation accelerates as the Iran war drives up petrol prices across the region.

Amos Yee appears in court but is denied access to the hearing, raising questions.

Malaysia warns against unilateral moves in the Strait of Malacca amid regional tensions.

Chaos reigns in the Asian Champions League after VAR intervenes over a substitution issue.

Scientists identify a gateway for a bat coronavirus to enter human cells, raising health concerns.

Singapore's National Gallery to hold its first-ever R18 exhibition exploring desire in Southeast Asian art.

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