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In Gaza, the act of resistance against occupation faces scrutiny that often overshadows the injustices of the oppressor, with expectations unfairly placed on those who resist. True liberation movements, as history shows, arise instinctively in the face of oppression, and it is unjust to demand that resisters conform to diplomatic standards while enduring violence and subjugation. Want More Context? 🔎

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Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First, expresses concern over the rising number of migrants in New Zealand, citing “careless immigration policies” that are altering cities and social dynamics globally. He emphasizes the need for immigrants to adhere to fundamental values, stating that New Zealanders are increasingly apprehensive about immigration issues ahead of the upcoming election. Want More Context? 🔎

Starting July 25, Ofcom mandates age checks on UK porn sites to safeguard children from harmful content, requiring ID or credit rating verification for access. With alarming research showing 8% of children aged 8-14 visiting such sites, penalties for non-compliance could reach £18 million, utilizing methods like facial recognition and credit checks to verify age. Want More Context? 🔎

Nigeria's national team, dubbed 'Mission X', received congratulations from President Bola Tinubu after a "spectacular" performance that showcased their resilience and determination. With key contributions from Okoronkwo, who scored two goals and provided six assists, the team demonstrated champion mentality, aiming to maintain their perfect record in finals, having won all ten previously. Want More Context? 🔎

A Kansas sheriff's deputy, Elijah Ming, was shot and killed while responding to a civil standby call on Saturday afternoon; the suspect, Shawn Harris, 38, barricaded himself inside a residence before being apprehended. Deputy Ming, who served nearly nine years, was taken to the hospital but later succumbed to his injuries, prompting condolences from local officials and an investigation by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Want More Context? 🔎