Here are the stories that made headlines on the front pages of newspapers worldwide on Monday, 21 July 2025.
The New York Times front page reported that EU states have turned their borders into obstacles.
The Washington Post reported on the frequent flouting of judges’ orders.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the economy shows swagger as tariff fears ebb.
The Jerusalem Post’s front page reported that a ministerial committee ratified the recommendation to fire the attorney general, but the final vote is still pending.
China Daily’s front page reported that China is optimising its foreign exchange reserve structure.
The Daily Mail’s front page reported that the BMA’s war chest will fund doctors’ strikes.
The Guardian’s front page reported that a £27 billion bill for failings in England’s mother and baby care has been revealed.
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