Strikes

The US launched a second round of strikes on Iran on July 8 after President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire with Tehran was over at the NATO summit. Iran accused the US of targeting civilian infrastructure, including railway bridges, and labeled the attacks a 'gross war crime'.

Trump stated the US-Iran ceasefire is 'over' following strikes. The announcement was made in a news report titled 'The Pulse 7/8/2026'.

Tensions between the U.S. and its allies escalate at the NATO Summit, and a fresh wave of strikes threatens an existing ceasefire in Iran.

Qatar revised its labor laws to regulate part-time and freelance work for the first time, while implementing stricter rules on strikes. The reforms include doubling non-compete clauses to two years, requiring larger companies to establish joint management-staff committees, and imposing stricter wage payment oversight. Strikes are now limited to six unpaid days, with employers allowed to hire replacements, and employees agitating for illegitimate strikes can be dismissed without notice.

The US and Iran have agreed to stand down after a series of strikes nearly disrupted the latest ceasefire agreement between them.

The US and Iran have traded strikes just days after signing a memorandum of understanding. The agreement was recently signed, but tensions resulted in immediate military actions.

Iran and the US are nearing a deal, while Iranian authorities claim assassinations and strikes over the past year have failed to deter them.

Trump canceled Iran strikes that were scheduled for Thursday evening. The decision was made to halt the military action against Iran.

Trump announced the cancellation of planned Iran strikes on Thursday.

The US released a video showing a warship firing missiles during strikes on Iranian targets, described by the military as 'self-defence' actions. The video was published by US Central Command.

A US official reported that a third round of attacks on Iran is currently underway, as stated by Axios.

Israel’s strikes on Iran are cited as evidence of Donald Trump’s inability to restrain Benjamin Netanyahu. The article highlights the failure of Trump’s approach to managing Netanyahu’s actions.

Dangerous storms are threatening multiple states. Iran accuses the U.S. of violating a ceasefire, with both sides exchanging strikes.

The article examines whether the US and Iran are nearing peace or a return to war, noting that neither side appears interested in full-scale conflict despite recent strikes.

Kyiv residents resumed daily activities like café visits, work, and classes following heavy Russian strikes that killed four and damaged buildings. The response reflects growing desensitization to war and a defiant continuation of life amid ongoing conflict.

Strikes near a strategic strait have complicated the prospects for a renewed Iran nuclear deal, creating uncertainty in ongoing negotiations. The attacks near the key maritime chokepoint raise concerns about regional stability and the feasibility of diplomatic agreements.

Russia has issued threats against Kyiv, warning of a new wave of strikes and urging foreign visitors and diplomats to evacuate the Ukrainian capital immediately. The move heightens tensions in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Strikes have restarted at Stansted Airport after staff rejected a proposed pay offer, which they described as 'unacceptable.' The renewed industrial action follows previous disputes over wages and working conditions.

Doctors’ leader Jack Fletcher claims the UK government's last-minute reduction of pay offers killed the chance to end strikes in England's NHS. The sudden change forced resident doctors to stage their 15th strike, disrupting healthcare services.