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Russian court bans Oscar-winning documentary over criticism

Russian court bans Oscar-winning documentary over criticism

A Russian judge has banned the Oscar-winning documentary "Mr. Nobody against Putin" from several streaming platforms. The court justified the ban by claiming the film promotes terrorism and encourages negative attitudes toward the Kremlin.

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Ajax opponent Vojvodina appoints new coach shortly before return leg: Very difficult time to step in

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Amsterdam-based designer Joost Grootens has been shortlisted to design the new euro banknote. He stated that while the project offers little financial gain, he is motivated by the prestige associated with the opportunity.

Toy store at Staalmanplein in Slotervaart closed for six months after two explosions

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