Le Monde

• Two months before Russian parliamentary elections, antiwar voices still struggle for traction

  The Kremlin continues to stifle the few parliamentary candidates opposed to the war in Ukraine, even as the public and some industrialists begin to imagine peace.

• US launches new strikes against Iran after Trump warns country will pay for deaths of American soldiers

  The United States launched a fresh round of attacks against Iran late on Monday in the tenth consecutive night of attacks. On Tuesday morning, Iran's Revolutionary guard said it had hit US military targets in Bahrain and Kuwait.

• Spain stars celebrate with adoring fans at World Cup parade of around two million in Madrid

  After flying back from the United States to Madrid, the players were received by King Felipe VI and the royal family earlier Monday, then by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, before kicking off the parade.

• Climate change: Why the ECB refuses to create a lower interest rate for green investments

  China's central bank guarantees low-cost funding for green investments. Its European counterpart, although a frontrunner on climate change, currently refuses to use this tool.

• Andy Burnham enters Downing Street and appoints former defense minister John Healey as chancellor of the Exchequer

  The former mayor of Greater Manchester, who succeeds Keir Starmer, has become the seventh British prime minister in 10 years. Ed Miliband, who had aspired to the chancellorship, was named foreign secretary.