Newspaper headlines from around the world – Friday, 26 July 2024

Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers around the world on Friday, 26 Jul

The Wall Street Journal reported that economic growth quickened, rising at a 2.8% rate in the second quarter.

The Daily Mail newspaper’s front page reported that Labour is accused of ‘lying’ about their pledge to reduce energy bills by £300, as Sir Keir Starmer unveils the GB Energy initiative to increase offshore wind farms.

The Jerusalem Post newspaper reported that Netanyahu said to Biden, “From one Zionist to another, thank you for 50 years of friendship.

The Washington Post reported on its front page that Vice President Harris called for a cease-fire and the release of hostages following a meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu.

As reported on The Guardian’s front page, Rachel Reeves is expected to reveal a £20bn shortfall in public finances.

China Daily reported that the nation sets an example for the green transition.

The front page of the Japan Times reported that Japan’s minimum wage is set for a record ¥50 hike in a major boost.

The front page of The Times of India reported that the number of toppers in the NEET-UG scam is set to drop from 61 to 17 in the revised list.

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