Newspaper headlines from around the world – Monday, 18 November 2024
Here are all the stories that made the headlines on front pages of newspapers worldwide on Monday, 18 November 2024. Have a read ...
Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday, 18 November 2024.
The Wall Street Journal’s front page reported that Biden has authorized Ukraine to strike targets in Russia using long-range U.S. missiles.
The Jerusalem Post newspaper’s front page reported that two soldiers were killed in Gaza, and a drone almost hit Rehovot.
The Daily Mail newspaper’s front page reported that Keir Starmer has been accused of ‘kowtowing’ to China, as the Prime Minister reveals a ‘pragmatic’ plan to trade with the communist regime ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping at the G20 summit.
The Guardian reports on its front page that Thames Water’s supply is “on a knife-edge,” with £23bn in repairs needed.
The Washington Post reports on its front page that Biden has approved Ukraine’s use of long-range U.S. weapons inside Russia, marking a reversal of policy.
China Daily’s front page reported that stabilizing Sino-U.S. ties was emphasized.
The front page of The Times of India reported on controversies such as the ‘Sheeshmahal’ scandal, explaining why Delhi minister Kailash Gehlot left the AAP
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