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Oscar-nominated Korean diaspora film follows 'lives we leave behind'
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Afghan museum exhibits artefacts of Taliban victory
Alongside antique Korans and ancient Afghan coins, rocket launchers and homemade bombs are displayed in a Mazar-i-Sharif museum as a testament to the Taliban's victory over foreign soldiers.
'Rust' armorer found guilty over deadly on-set shooting
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US lawmakers push for TikTok to cut ByteDance ties or face ban
US lawmakers moved Wednesday to pressure TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company ByteDance or face a ban, in a broader push to keep social media apps out of foreign adversaries' control.
France's cinema boss to face sexual assault trial in June
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