Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers around the world on Tuesday, 22 October 2024.
The Wall Street Journal’s front page reported that Republican county officials are bracing for election deniers.
The Daily Mail newspaper’s front page reported that Angela Rayner faced backlash in the Commons over Labour’s workers’ rights overhaul, which could cost businesses £5 billion a year and potentially lead to price increases and job cuts.
The Jerusalem Post front page reported on Hezbollah’s finances in Israel eroding.
The Guardian reports on its front page that the Met police officer who shot Chris Kaba has been acquitted of murder.
The Japan Times reports on its front page that the new Komeito leader faces a trial by fire.
China Daily’s front page reported that the BRICS summit will strengthen unity.
The Times of India reported on its front page that the Ladakh deadlock had ended as India and China reached an agreement to patrol the LAC.
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