Ukraine Votes To Send Yanukovych To Hague -- Voice of America
Ukraine's parliament voted on Tuesday to send fugitive President Viktor Yanukovych to be tried for 'serious crimes' by the International Criminal Court once he has been captured.
A resolution, overwhelmingly supported by the assembly, linked Yanukovych, who was ousted on Saturday and is now on the run, to police violence against protesters which it said had led to the deaths of more than 100 citizens from Ukraine and other states.
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MIDDLE EAST
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Israeli intel minister reaffirms right to act on Iran.
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Israel hosts German cabinet in Jerusalem.
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ASIA
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Pakistan army launches new air strikes near Afghan border. Pakistan air strikes against militants in tribal areas.
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US-South Korea joint military drills begin.
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China labels Japan a 'trouble maker'.
China rejects Indian politician's expansionism charge.
Kashmir villagers clash with Indian troops.
Sri Lanka rejects call for war crimes probe.
AFRICA
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Nigeria leader defends army's role against Boko Haram.
France to vote on extending Central African Republic military mission.
Algerian opposition parties urge election boycott.
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Egypt housing minister to form new government.
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EUROPE
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Russia evokes World War Two in media blitz on Ukraine.
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Scottish leader: Opinion polls show independence race tightening.
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