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Also, the United Auto Workers union is preparing for more strikes in the United States. The threat of escalation will no doubt ramp up pressure on Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, the big three carmakers. They are meanwhile warning of layoffs to come as the strike impacts supply chains.
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We ask about the protests in Armenia's capital Yerevan against the government of the losing side and about Russia, which failed in its peacekeeping role. What happens now? To the enclave and to civilians on both sides?
Also, a controversial law on cybercrimes comes into effect in Jordan. Human rights groups say free speech can now be labelled as criminal content. FRANCE 24's Thameen Al-Kheetan brings us the details.
The meeting between German champions Bayern and a struggling United side, a repeat of the 1999 final, was the biggest game of the opening round of matches in this season's competition and it did not disappoint.
Asked about this week's US-Iran prisoner swap deal, which followed months of Qatar-mediated talks, Al Ansari explained that the negotiations started "about two years ago", were "very difficult" and "involved a lot of meetings" between both sides. One of the main challenges was "building trust" between Tehran and Washington in order to reach a deal, he added.
Following Monday's drone attack in the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan, the Iraqi government has accused Turkey of being responsible for the strike, which caused the death of at least three members of an anti-terrorist unit. Hussein condemned the attack as "not acceptable" and "a violation of the sovereignty of the country". He added that he was planning to meet his Turkish counterpart in New York to discuss the matter.
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