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The article discusses concerns regarding whether Washington is using nuclear negotiations as a cover for potential military action against Iran.

The General Confederation of Labor (CGT) confirmed its action plan against labor reform, but stated there will be no general strike on February 27 despite some unions planning to mobilize.

Iran has pledged to retaliate against US military personnel following statements from Trump suggesting he may order further military action.

The Trump administration reportedly believes that an Israeli attack on Iran would provoke a response that would justify U.S. military action and garner greater support from American voters.

Leah Williamson, a prominent player for Arsenal and the England women's national team, has indicated that she and other players might consider strike action if their concerns about player welfare and fixture congestion are not addressed.

Tensions continue in Iran as speculation grows over when and how President Donald Trump may decide to strike.

The U.S. envoy Steve Wilkof suggested that Iran is close to obtaining materials suitable for making bombs, raising questions about potential U.S. military action against Iran.

Israeli citizens, particularly in Tel Aviv, are anxiously preparing for potential military action by the U.S. against Iran, keeping suitcases ready as tensions escalate.

Donald Trump has threatened military action against Iran, suggesting he is considering a limited strike to pressure the country into a nuclear agreement.

Donald Trump is contemplating another military strike against Iran, which could have more deadly consequences than the previous attack.

President Trump has issued a 10 to 15-day ultimatum for Iran to engage in negotiations or face possible military action.

U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned he is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to exert pressure for a nuclear deal.

Trump indicated that he is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran as tensions rise over nuclear negotiations.

US President Donald Trump has indicated he is considering a limited military strike on Iran amid rising tensions in the Middle East with increasing American troop deployments.

A Finnish expert suggests that the U.S. is ready to strike Iran due to ongoing tensions regarding its nuclear program.

According to the Wall Street Journal, President Donald Trump is contemplating a limited military strike against Iran to pressure the country into concluding a nuclear agreement.

President Trump is reportedly contemplating a limited military strike on Iran to compel it into agreeing to his terms for a nuclear deal, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The article discusses the psychological warfare tactics employed by the Home Army in Poland during WWII, particularly on May 1, 1942, when a significant strike disrupted German operations.

U.S. President D. Trump announced that a decision on whether to take military action against Iran will be made within the next 10 days, emphasizing the need for a nuclear agreement.

The White House warned that Iran would be prudent to negotiate with President Trump amid escalating tensions and military readiness for potential action against the country.

The US military is prepared to strike Iran this weekend, but President Trump has yet to make a final decision on authorization for such action.

Amid a general strike against labor reform, protesters blocked the Pan-American highway in Argentina to demand action due to the impending closure of the tire company Fate and over 900 confirmed layoffs.

CNN reports that the U.S. may be prepared to launch a military strike on Iran soon, following intensive military deployments in the Middle East and ongoing negotiations that have produced no conclusive results.

Donald Trump was informed that the US Army is prepared for a potential strike on Iran this Saturday, although it is likely that action won't occur before the end of the week.

There are indications that the U.S. military is ready to strike Iran as soon as the weekend of February 21-22, but President Trump has not yet made a final decision on military action.

Paramedics in British Columbia have overwhelmingly voted to authorize strike action after contract negotiations broke down with their employer.

CNN reports that the US military is prepared to launch strikes against Iran, but President Trump has yet to make a final decision on military action.

The White House has encouraged Iran to reach a deal with the U.S. as President Trump again threatened military action, amidst ongoing tensions and renewed diplomatic talks mediated by Oman.

Several unions in Argentina have joined the general strike called by the CGT against the government's proposed labor reform, impacting various sectors throughout the nation.

Rumors of a potential US military strike on Iran are driving up oil prices and boosting the Oslo Stock Exchange.

The Argentine government announced it will deduct a day's pay from public employees who take part in an upcoming general strike organized by labor unions.

Pilots in Kenya have raised concerns over fatigue due to an ongoing strike by airport workers that is disrupting operations and crew scheduling.

The National Labour Commission in Ghana has secured a court injunction against four striking university unions, declaring their strike illegal and requiring them to cease the action immediately.

More than 210,000 doctors are participating in a nationwide strike in Spain to demand labor improvements, marking the largest such action since 1995.

The UsigRai has initiated a 'white strike' to pressure Rai management into taking action against Paolo Petrecca following his controversial commentary during the Winter Games opening ceremony.

Iran is open to discussions but refuses to discuss its missile capabilities, while Trump insists on an agreement or military action.

Donald Trump warned Iran of potential military action and mentioned the possibility of sending a second aircraft carrier strike group during an interview, amidst ongoing negotiations.

Magistrates in Cross River State, Nigeria, have resumed their strike action due to the state government's failure to fulfill previous agreements regarding their demands.

Cristiano Ronaldo has ended his protest against Al Nassr after resolving issues with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.

Israel warns the U.S. that it will take unilateral action against Iran if certain thresholds are crossed.

The Firefighters Brigade Union is preparing to vote on strike action due to cuts that threaten public safety, which could become a nationwide issue under Keir Starmer's Labour government.

A recent Russian strike has resulted in widespread power outages in Kyiv, causing significant disruptions.

The student politics at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has intensified following the administration's decision to expel all current officials of the JNU Student Union and its former president for one year, leading to a strike at the university.

The CGT's Executive Council is meeting to define an action plan against the national government's Labor Reform project set for parliamentary debate next Wednesday.

US President Donald Trump states that Iran is currently negotiating with the US because they do not want to face military action, while also boasting about ending the war in Gaza and saving hundreds of thousands of lives.

Australia's unions are advocating for a wage increase of more than 4 percent to combat declining real wages, with the peak union body calling for action as strike threats loom.

Bashara Bahbah predicts that the United States is seriously considering military action against Iran due to significant military mobilization, following comments from President Trump indicating that Iran's supreme leader should be concerned.

The Procon-MA has filed a public civil action against Uber and 99 due to significant price increases for rides during a public transportation strike in Greater São Luís, affecting many consumers reliant on these services.

The Fraternity union has announced a strike for February 5th in response to an insufficient economic proposal from train companies, while the government may intervene with mandatory arbitration.

Health workers on strike demand a salary adjustment to resolve their industrial action, which has halted operations in government hospitals for 82 days.