Ukraine: Putin orders to continue the war, Zelensky anticipates “superhuman efforts”
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered his forces to continue their offensive in eastern Ukraine, the day after the capture of Lysytchansk, with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky warning that repelling the invader would require “superhuman time and effort.” “We need to break” the enemy, Mr. Zelensky said in his daily speech on Monday evening, “it's a difficult mission that requires superhuman time and effort. But we have no other choice.” Earlier, he spoke by videoconference at the opening of an international conference in Lugano, Switzerland, to prepare for the reconstruction of the country. This will be “the common task of the entire democratic world”, he stressed. Kiev estimated the cost of this project at 750 billion dollars.

Algeria celebrates the 60th anniversary of its independence with great pomp
On Tuesday, Algeria celebrates with great pomp, including an unprecedented military parade, the 60th anniversary of its independence after 132 years of French colonization, whose memory still upsets its relations with Paris. After nearly eight years of war between the Algerian insurgents and the French army, arms were killed on 18 March 1962 under the terms of the historic Evian accords, paving the way for Algeria's declaration of independence on 5 July of the same year, approved A few days earlier, by 99.72% of the votes in a referendum on self-determination.

IN SHORT
TER traffic should be seriously disrupted on Wednesday 6 July by a strike while around a quarter of TGVs should be abolished on the eve of the summer vacation, SNCF Voyageurs announced on Monday.
Paris SG finally has its new coach: at the end of an endless series concluded by the resignation of Mauricio Pochettino of Argentina, the Parisian club will induct Christophe Galtier on Tuesday with an obvious, absolute and priority objective, the Champions League.
The last French women to be able to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, Alizé Cornet and Harmony Tan failed in their attempts, while Nick Kyrgios managed to tame his nerves to return to this stage of the competition eight years later.