Ukraine's Fugitive President Wanted For Mass Murder -- Reuters
(Reuters) - Ukraine's new authorities issued an arrest warrant on Monday for mass murder against ousted president Viktor Yanukovich, who is on the run after being toppled by bloody street protests in which police snipers killed demonstrators.
Russia, Yanukovich's main backer, said it would not deal with Ukrainians who seized power from their elected leader in an "armed mutiny". It declared that Russian citizens' lives were under threat there, and contacted NATO to express concern.
With Ukraine's neighbors raising the alarm about a break-up of Ukraine, Moscow said the concerns of local leaders in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, Russian-speaking bastions of electoral support for Yanukovich, must be taken into account.
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ASIA
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China increases focus on Afghanistan.
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Thai PM rules out resigning as bombs, gunfire punctuate unrest.
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Top Pakistan Taliban commander Asmatullah Shaheen 'shot dead'.
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China fires security vice minister because of corruption.
Australia 'may undermine' moves for Sri Lanka war crimes inquiry.
Kim Jong-un 'expecting a second child' as his wife is spotted in public wearing a maternity dress (so will he finally have to give up the cigarettes?).
AFRICA
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Nigeria seals state border with Cameroon.
Witnesses: 70 Muslims killed in massacre in rural Central African Republic.
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Somalia's al-Shabab vows to make comeback.
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Merkel calls for Britain to remain at heart of Europe.
US eavesdropping on hundreds of key German figures.
Eta monitors 'working for peace' in Spain's Basque region.
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Vatican: Pope creates new department to oversee finances.
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