New talks in Istanbul: Russians and Ukrainians to exchange all their young or injured prisoners

At the end of new talks in Istanbul, Russians and Ukrainians agreed on Monday to exchange all their prisoners of war under the age of 25 or seriously injured, as well as thousands of bodies of soldiers killed, as well as thousands of bodies of killed soldiers, without being able to agree on a ceasefire. According to the Ukrainian chief negotiator, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov, “these discussions under Turkish mediation lasted only one hour at the Ciragan Palace in Istanbul, but Ukraine offered a new meeting to Russia “between 20 and 30 June”. On Monday evening, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan proposed again on Monday evening to bring together the Russian, Ukrainian and American presidents for a summit, “in Istanbul or Ankara”. Donald Trump remains “ready” to go to Turkey according to his spokesperson Karoline Leavitt.

Nuclear: Trump is opposed to any “uranium enrichment”

As part of a possible Iranian nuclear deal, Donald Trump opposed any “uranium enrichment” on Monday, after Tehran ruled out being deprived of its “peaceful activities”, as negotiations between the two countries stalled on this key point. The message from the American president comes after the Axios site revealed that the latest proposal made by the Americans on Saturday allowed Iranians to enrich limited uranium, something that the American government has always ruled out so far.

Municipalities in Paris: the reform of the municipal election seems destined to be massively rejected

The reform of the municipal election for Paris, Lyon and Marseille, criticized from all sides in the Senate Chamber, seems to be promised a massive rejection on Tuesday in the Upper House, a major setback for its supporters including the government, less than a year before the elections. The right is hostile to it, the vast majority of the left too, and even the central block is struggling to make money: the Macronist bill risks being widely disowned during the debates, which will begin in the afternoon at the Luxembourg Palace. The reform would put an end to the electoral system introduced in 1982, under which voters in Paris, Lyon and Marseille vote in each district for a list of councillors, with the elected officials at the top of the list sitting on the district council and the municipal council.

The National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor's Office (Pnat) on Monday took up the investigation into the murder on Saturday in the Var of a man of Tunisian nationality in the Var region. The suspect, who had broadcast two videos with racist content, wanted to “disturb public order through terror”, according to the information.

Gaza Strip: Guterres calls for an investigation after the fatal shootings near an aid center

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for an independent investigation into shootings that left dozens dead and injured the day before near a humanitarian aid center supported by the United States and Israel in the southern Gaza Strip. Israeli gunfire left at least 31 dead and 176 injured near this food aid distribution center in Rafah Governorate, according to Defense.

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South Koreans started voting on Tuesday to nominate their new president. They are trying to end six months of political chaos caused by the previous head of state Yoon Suk Yeol's failed attempt to impose martial law

According to several security and local sources, two coordinated attacks targeted a camp in Timbuktu as well as the airport on Monday, the day after a bloody raid that claimed the lives of at least 30 soldiers in the center of the country.

While all official cooperation between France and Algeria is interrupted, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received on Monday the CEO of the French shipowner CMA CGM, Rodolphe Saade, with whom “various projects were discussed”.

American Jessica Pegula (3rd) was knocked down by French Loïs Boisson (361st in the world) in three sets 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 to reach the quarterfinals, in her first appearance at 22.