Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers around the world on Monday, 28 October 2024.
The Wall Street Journal’s front page reported that Israeli strikes exposed Iranian weaknesses.
The Daily Mail newspaper’s front page reported that Labour MP Mike Amesbury has been questioned by police and suspended after allegedly sucker-punching a constituent and beating him while he lay on the ground.
The Guardian reports on its front page that Keir Starmer vows to “embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality” ahead of the budget.
The Japan Times reports on its front page that the ruling bloc may lose its lower house majority.
China Daily’s front page reported that Xi urges efforts to bolster work in civil affairs.
The Times of India reported on its front page: “India’s value is immense; Modi could influence the end of the war,” says Zelensky
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