Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd June, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

US-Iran peace talks begin in Switzerland, but tensions rise after Trump’s threats.

A boy is hospitalized after a signboard collapses at Rivervale Mall's food court.

Daichi Kamada emphasizes Japan's ambition to win the World Cup following a record victory.

Malaysia secures energy supplies for decades after talks with Russia and deals with Turkmenistan.

Over 370 domestic helpers complete training in caregiving, including dementia care.

A Singaporean boy suffers serious injuries after a buggy collision at Incheon Airport.

A maid is caught stealing after her employer in Bedok installs CCTV and tracks banknotes.

Jamal settles his RM66,600 debt to Teresa Kok, avoiding the auction of his belongings.

Myanmar's President visits tech firms in Hangzhou amid pressure from China.

Trump escalates a photo spat with Italy's Prime Minister Meloni, intensifying their feud.

Singapore cements its status as a wealth hub, with AUM projected to hit US$34.5 trillion by 2030.

Australia confirms its first case of contagious H5 bird flu as the virus spreads globally.

Digital coaching and glucose monitoring show promise in improving health for diabetes at-risk individuals.

Scientists discover that neurons must break their DNA to effectively build the brain.

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