Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th June, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Israel intercepts new wave of Iranian missiles as tensions rise in the region.

Driver charged after crashing into Yishun rubbish chute, allegedly under the influence of meth.

Xi Jinping visits North Korea, pledging unwavering support for Kim Jong-un during his rare trip.

Power-washing artist gains support after SMRT removes his pavement art in Mountbatten.

Tsunami waves hit Japan following a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake off the Philippines.

Over 2,500 HDB flats with short wait times will be offered in the upcoming June BTO exercise.

PM Wong highlights declining fertility as a global challenge, urging continued efforts to address it.

Study suggests deep underground nuclear waste storage could be feasible in Singapore.

Principal of Hong Kong school fired over swearing incident seeks legal advice on the matter.

A woman is convicted for running an immigration investment scheme for PR status in Singapore.

BN sees Johor snap polls as a chance for a nationwide comeback, according to chairman Zahid.

Missing Malaysian hiker rescued after two weeks in the jungle, calling it a miracle.

Malaysian woman reschedules flight after her child scribbles on her passport, causing distress.

Flu cases rise in Hong Kong, with health officials urging vaccinations as community immunity drops.

Two Singaporeans complete quarantine after returning from a cruise linked to a hantavirus outbreak.

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