Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 5th June, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

New Trump tariff of 12.5% could impact one-third of Singapore exports to the US.

Iran's Minister reports no tangible progress in talks, while Trump claims a deal is close.

Experts say higher bus driver pay won’t lead to increased fares, but will help at the margins.

UMNO defends the timing of Johor polls as the Bersama party announces its contest in the election.

Gold prices continue to decline, hitting multi-month lows as investors ponder buying the dip.

Singapore Kitchen Equipment retains its CEO despite charges linked to a CAD probe.

The Shangri-La Dialogue will see 44 nations attending the upcoming defense summit in Singapore.

NParks is investigating unauthorized tree clearing in a nature reserve under the OneMillionTrees initiative.

A Hong Kong principal has been fired for swearing at security guards during a school trip in Singapore.

Watchdog group demands maximum penalties after a street race resulted in five fatalities.

A celebrity dog with over 1.5 million followers was stolen and slaughtered in China.

Taiwan urges China to confront its Tiananmen past amid rising tensions with the US.

Indonesian stocks slump to a five-year low as the rupiah drops to record levels against the US dollar.

Singapore Airlines has introduced new limits on Business Class advance seat selection based on fare type.

Loh Kean Yew reaches the Singapore Badminton Open final but falls short of the title.

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