Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th May, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Xi and Trump meet in China, but tough issues linger after day one of the summit.

New volunteering scheme launched to connect businesses with social impact opportunities in Singapore.

OpenAI proposes a global governance body for AI, with U.S. and China in focus.

Victim loses nearly five million dollars in scam involving deepfakes of Singapore officials.

Six arrested after authorities seize contraband cigarettes and drugs in Choa Chu Kang.

Singapore police trial new tech, including jetpacks and drones, to protect waterways.

Starbucks told to remove misleading halal certification signs at its outlets in Singapore.

Malaysia's PM Anwar condemns Norway's missile ban, calling for legal action against the decision.

Gunshots fired during a stand-off at the Philippine Senate over a politician wanted by the ICC.

Three new Circle Line MRT stations set to open in Singapore, completing the loop.

Jho Low seeks a pardon from Trump as he faces legal challenges in the 1MDB scandal.

Study finds optimistic people tend to have healthier hearts, highlighting the power of positivity.

Japan researchers discover a substance that may aid in post-stroke recovery efforts.

TB screenings in Bedok show most residents test negative, but follow-ups continue for flagged cases.

People are urged to rethink legal responsibilities as AI technology evolves, says Edwin Tong.

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