Iran warned the US against any 'adventurous action,' stating it would retaliate decisively to fresh attacks on Iranian targets. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi conveyed this to Turkish, Pakistani, and Saudi officials, hours after Kuwait's army reported destroying hostile drones. An Iranian media outlet also threatened strikes on regional oil and gas fields.
Iran warns of retaliation if US and Israel attack its energy infrastructure, as regional military strikes escalate and diplomatic channels remain uncertain.
ABC has accused the FCC of retaliating against its editorial decisions and Donald Trump coverage by subjecting eight local stations to an expedited license renewal process. The Disney-owned network argues this is an unconstitutional premise, while the FCC denies political motivation, citing employment practices.
Donald Trump vows to 'beat the f****** sh** out of' Iran after IRGC launches ballistic missiles at US military units in the Middle East, escalating regional tensions amid airstrikes by the US and Saudi Arabia against Iran-backed groups.
China retaliates against EU sanctions by adding 14 European entities to its export control list, barring Chinese dual-use item exports to these entities and prohibiting foreign supply of Chinese-made dual-use items.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned civilians to avoid US military sites, as the Iranian army claimed drone strikes against US facilities in Bahrain and Jordan in retaliation for recent US attacks, though Bahrain reported intercepting Iranian aerial aggressions and the US provided no confirmation.
US President Donald Trump threatens EU with tariffs in retaliation for $1 billion fine on Google, citing need for trade investigation under Section 301 of the Trade Act.
Iran's military claims to have targeted US bases in Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait with drones in retaliation for US strikes, though damage and casualties are unconfirmed by the US; Jordan confirms intercepting Iranian missiles/drone attacks with no casualties.
China's Ministry of Commerce has added 14 entities from the European Union, including German defence giant Rheinmetall, to its export control list. This measure, effective immediately, prohibits the export of dual-use items and is a direct response to recent EU sanctions against Chinese and Hong Kong firms over Russia.
Socialist MEP Bernd Lange warns the EU to prepare for US retaliation following the European Commission's €890 million fine on Google and new US tariffs targeting the EU over forced labor. Lange expects further US action and hopes US courts and Congress will address the tariffs.
US-Iran hostilities intensified with the 13th consecutive night of US airstrikes on Iran, followed by Iranian missile attacks targeting US bases in Jordan and Kuwait. The conflict, now in its fifth month, has made the Strait of Hormuz a focal point, while President Trump stated Iranian assets would cover any damages.
The U.S. imposed new global tariffs on 60 trading partners under Section 301, citing forced labor concerns, replacing a previously unlawful tariff regime. Countries like Australia, Brazil, and Chile rejected the rationale as unjustified, but most signaled continued negotiation rather than retaliation.
The EU fined Google €890 million for Digital Markets Act violations, sparking fears of U.S. tariff retaliation from President Trump, who is set to decide on new levies. European officials deny trade policy links, but U.S. lawmakers and trade officials warn of transatlantic stability risks, especially with upcoming U.S. elections.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis claimed striking two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, while the US conducted its 12th consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets. This escalates regional tensions, with Trump threatening Iran and Iran vowing "eye for an eye" retaliation, impacting global shipping.
The US launched its 12th consecutive night of strikes against Iran, targeting infrastructure to degrade its ability to threaten maritime traffic. Iran retaliated against US allies and warned "no infrastructure will be safe" if its security isn't guaranteed, leading to an escalation of attacks and abandonment of an interim peace deal.
President Donald Trump vowed the U.S. will destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant, including in Tehran, for every attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran threatened regional infrastructure strikes in response. This escalates hostilities following a collapsed ceasefire and US service member deaths, while the US continues operations in the Strait and oil prices rise.
An Iranian ballistic missile killed three US service members at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, striking housing units and exposing challenges in US air defenses. The attack, one of three in 24 hours, prompted US President Donald Trump to vow retaliation, while Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned of 'unforgettable lessons'.
Former US President Trump stated he would discuss alleged past election interference with China, noting it's 'not a one-way street.' This comes as US Senator Rubio is set to meet Chinese Foreign Minister Yi in the Philippines, following Trump's recent accusation of China compromising over 200 million US voter records.
The US has carried out its 10th consecutive night of strikes against Iran, targeting military capabilities, while Iranian media reported explosions in several cities. Iran's IRGC claimed retaliation against US assets in Kuwait and Bahrain, and attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. US President Trump warned of stronger responses, while Senator Schumer called for an end to the conflict.
President Trump vowed harsh retaliation after three US service members were killed in recent fighting with Iran, following US military strikes on Iranian sites to clear the Strait of Hormuz. Iran-backed Houthi militants declared an embargo on Saudi Arabia, while oil prices fluctuated amid escalating conflict and disrupted shipping in the vital waterway.
Charles Winters filed a $20M lawsuit against Magic Mountain and Six Flags, alleging racial discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination during his three-year employment, including being denied employee ID, given strenuous tasks, and excluded from a party.
The US announced another service member's death in Iraq and launched new airstrikes against Iran, targeting Revolutionary Guard facilities. Iran reported 50 killed and 517 injured. Tensions escalate with Iran's supreme leader warning of "unforgettable lessons" and the Strait of Hormuz remaining a flashpoint.
Services Australia whistleblower Jeannie-Marie Blake is suing the Australian government, alleging repeated threats and retaliatory actions after her testimony at the robodebt royal commission, including warnings her job could be at risk.
Brazil to retaliate against new 25% US tariffs, effective July 22, citing political motivations tied to upcoming elections and alleging unfair investigation processes.
