Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th August, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

WP calls for stronger support for youths and entrepreneurs as government emphasizes jobs and skills.

Singapore prepares haze response plans as ASEAN raises alert level amid El Nino conditions.

New traffic laws aim to crack down on drink driving and phone use while driving.

1 in 5 fresh graduates from universities are still seeking employment, according to MOM.

Federal police open investigations into alleged commercial crimes involving Tabung Haji.

Typhoon Dolphin threatens eastern China, prompting flight cancellations in Okinawa.

North Korea vows to retaliate against Japan over recent missile tests and military actions.

Singapore's recycling scheme sees 5.5 million bottles and cans returned since its launch.

SMRT Trains reports nearly doubled profits as revenue rises by 5.6 percent.

R&B group All-4-One announces Asia-exclusive concert in Singapore this September.

Moderna begins human trials for an Ebola vaccine as Congo faces ongoing outbreak challenges.

Scientists warn about space debris after a defunct SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon.

New Grab AI service aims to enhance convenience for senior citizens in Singapore.

Proposed reforms could revitalize ageing estates and commercial sites in Singapore's property market.

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