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inate the talks, after prime minister Mykola Azarov offered his resignation in an attempt to end the protests gripping cities across the country.An activist from women's rights group FemenReutersParliament also repealed anti-protest laws brought in in January that sparked violent clashes between protesters and police.President Viktor Yanukovych pushed through legislation to curb protests and raised the threat of prison sentences for mass disorder.RelatedUkraine: Topless Femen Activists' Dirty Protest against President YanukovichFemen UK: Topless Feminist Leader Inna Shevchenko to Give 'Advice' to the QueenUkraine President Viktor Yanukovych Agrees to Scrap Anti-Protest LawUkraine Conflict: Prime Minister Mykola Azarov ResignsUkraine Conflict: Five Things You Should KnowUkraine Protests: 25 of the Most Powerful Pictures from Kiev  <div
Ukraine: President Yanukovych Promises Government ReshuffleBy Ludovica IaccinoJanuary 24, 2014 17:40 GMTProtesters throw fireworks at riot police in Kiev, UkraineReutersUkraine's president Viktor Yanukovych has promised a government reshuffle and an amnesty for protesters in an effort to curtail civil unrest spreading further.Yanukovych called for a special session of parliament to discuss the clashes that have rocked the country and left at least three people dead.During a meeting with church leaders, Yanukovich said key decisions would be made at a special session of parliament scheduled to take place next Tuesday (28 January), according to Interfax news agency."We will take a decision at this session. The president will sign a decree and we will reshuffle the government in order to find the best possible professional government team," Yanukovich said."I will do all I can to stop this conflict,Nike Flyknit Air Max 2014 Shoes For Men Red Blue, to stop violence."Prime minister Mykola Azarov said he was ready to resign,Air Max 90 Men Nike Shoes Black Yellow Silver, together with his cabinet, if parliament demanded it.He added that his government was ready to repeal or at least tone down new laws brought in to tackle violence.Demonstrators in Kiev have continued their protests, erecting more barricades and storming the governor's offices in the city of Lviv.A ceasefire had been agreed but seemed fragile and parliament had urged the president to declare a state of emergency - something he has resisted so far.The protest was sparked following Yanukovich's rejection of a trade and investment deal with the European Union. Demonstrations increased after Yanukovich reached an alternative trade deal with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.  <div
Ukrainian President's Compromise Offer Fails to Quell ProtestsBy Vasudevan SridharanJanuary 25, 2014 05:45 GMTAnti-government protesters throw tyres at the site of clashes with riot police in KievReutersUkrainian President Viktor Yanukovich's compromise including a cabinet reshuffle has failed to quell the spiralling protests even as riots are threatening to engulf half of the country.The capital Kiev is witnessing continuing clashes as the opposition groups are determined the president should step down.Anti-government protesters hurled rocks and petrol bombs at security forces. The riot police fired tear gas shells to control the situation overnight. Huge fireballs in central Kiev lit up the night sky as the protesters burnt tyres at barricades.Several protesters have been injured and taken to hospital while scores of others are thought to have been arrested.Key opposition leader Vitaly Klitschko has said anything short of the president's resignation will not satisfy the protesters.Klitschko has also called for international intervention to resolve the ongoing crisis."Any discussion of how to settle the crisis in Ukraine must take place with the involvement of the international mediators of the highest level. Instead of shifting to solving the situation by common sense, Yanukovich has declared war on his own people. He is trying to hold on to power at the price of blood and de-stabilisation of the situation in the country. He has to be stopped," his Udar party said in a statement.The wave of protests began after the government failed to seal a landmark agreement with the EU.Many government buildings in different parts of Ukraine have also been seized by opposition groups.To ease the prolonged crisis, Yanukovich, at a meeting with religious leaders earlier, said: "We will take a decision at this session. The president will sign a decree and we will reshuffle the government in order to find the best possible professional government team."RelatedUkraine Protests: 25 of the Most Powerful Pictures from KievUkraine: President Yanukovych Promises Government ReshuffleUkraine Protest: Government Ready to Step Down  <div
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