Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th June, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Iran and US kick off peace talks on June 19, aiming for a nuclear deal.

Singapore invests S$12 million in water technology to enhance efficiency in various sectors.

Stocks rise as Fed hints at a potential rate hike in 2026, causing market reactions.

Ghana prepares to face Panama in the World Cup, aiming for their first victory.

Driver charged with dangerous driving after crashing into a school bus in Bukit Timah.

Singapore allocates S$115 million for research on optimizing urban space and liveability.

Zero Waste Masterplan under review as recycling rates decline in Singapore.

New rulebook for coastal landowners to combat rising sea levels will be mandatory by 2028.

Man jailed for attempting to grab a police officer’s gun while hospitalized.

Thundery showers expected in Singapore during the second half of June.

Three sons with special needs in Malaysia left without caregiver after their mother's passing.

Mobile speed camera now deployed along BKE towards Woodlands Checkpoint.

Malaysian tourists face backlash for derogatory comments about locals in China.

Singapore’s non-oil exports surge 38.4% in May, driven by AI-led electronics demand.

HDB launches nearly 7,000 BTO flats in June, including new Flexi options.

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