Newspaper headlines from around the world – Monday, 23 September 2024

Here are all the stories that made the headlines on front pages of newspapers worldwide on Monday, 23 September 2024. Have a read ...

Sep 23, 2024 - 03:00
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Newspaper headlines from around the world – Monday, 23 September 2024

Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday, 23 September 2024.

The Wall Street Journal’s front page reported that Israel and Hezbollah are sliding toward full-scale war after a night of intense strikes.

The Daily Mail newspaper’s front page reported that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner hired a £68,000-a-year taxpayer-funded “vanity photographer” to burnish her public image.

The Jerusalem Post’s front page reported that Hezbollah fired 150 rockets, wounding six; IDF strikes back.

The Guardian reports on its front page that Rachel Reeves has ordered investigations into £600 million worth of Covid contracts.

The Japan Times newspaper reported that the ‘Quad’ has strengthened ties through coast guard patrols amid concerns about China.

China Daily’s front page reported that Xi emphasized the need to step up rural revitalization efforts to build a more prosperous countryside.

The Times of India on its front page reported that the Quad demonstrates a new era without mentioning China and Russia.

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