'What comes first: Happiness or success?'
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Call for regime change? Biden departs from script to blast 'butcher' Putin
Is this just a bit of hyperbole that will soon be forgotten as the world watches Russia bomb civilians and push its invasion of Ukraine? Or a moment as significant as when Putin issued a thinly-veiled threat of nuclear war last month to deter the West from intervening? We dust off the Cold War playbook to see what works and what does not.
Will Smith's slap overshadows Oscars ceremony
The violent moment put a damper on the awards, which saw Apple TV's feel-good film "CODA" take home best picture, Jane Campion crowned best director, and historic wins for best supporting actor and actress.
'Best Smacktor': Will Smith shocks the Oscars
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Europe 'should crush Putin economically', Slovakia's PM tells FRANCE 24
Speaking at the conclusion of an EU summit that was dominated by the bloc's response to the war in Ukraine, Heger tells Europe Editor Catherine Nicholson why he sees EU unity as strong, despite disagreements over how to respond to Kyiv's bid for EU membership and differences of opinion on when and how to toughen sanctions against Moscow.
Putin's war: One month on, NATO on high alert as Russia recalibrates strategy in Ukraine
And if the kind of carpet bombing seen in Chechnya and Syria is not enough, what about chemical weapons? NATO allies were asked about red lines at their Thursday summit in Brussels.
‘A legit football country’: Canada qualify for first World Cup in 36 years
While Canada celebrated, Mexico and the United States will have to wait to learn their fate despite picking up wins along with Costa Rica, who also kept their Qatar hopes alive.
Biniam Girmay becomes first Eritrean to win cycling World Tour race
The Intermarche-Wanty Gobert rider beat France’s Christophe Laporte (Jumbo Visma) and Belgian Dries Van Gestel (TotalEnergies) after he and three other riders attacked 24 kilometres from the finish.