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Ukraine parliament forces out PM Tymoshenko

The Ukraine parliament voted to dismiss Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko Wednesday, four years after she led the Orange Revolution and just weeks after her narrow presidential loss to pro-Russian rival Viktor Yanukovich.
Ukraine heads back into the arms of Mother Russia

Despite a dispute over fraud allegations in the wake of Sunday's presidential vote in Ukraine, pro-Russian candidate Viktor Yanukovich is set to become the next president in what will be a dramatic shift back to pro-Kremlin policies.
Ukraine tense as election fraud allegations fly

The Central Election Commission announced late Monday that Viktor Yanukovich was in the lead, but main rival Yulia Tymoshenko is alleging fraud.

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When journalist Mae Azango wrote about a secret women's circumcision ritual in Liberia, she received death threats.