Ukraine probes uncover six arms dealers tied to illicit sales
A Ukrainian government probe into illicit weapons dealing linked to officials loyal to ex president Kuchma has led to arrests or secret indictments of at least six dealers accused of selling nuclear-capable missiles to Iran and China. The investigation, begun Feb 14 2004, pressures President Yushchenko as Ukraine seeks NATO and EU ties.
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Tymoshenko Confirmed Ukraine Prime Minister in Unanimous Vote
Parliament voted 373 to 0 to confirm Yulia Tymoshenko as Ukraine’s prime minister and back her government’s agenda to fight poverty, root out corruption, and push toward EU membership. President Yushchenko joined in endorsing the new administration.
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Pope John Paul II Improves Health Amid Hospital Stay
The Vatican reports Pope John Paul II has improved while in hospital to treat flu and respiratory issues. He eats regular meals and hopes to deliver Sunday prayers, though details of his address remain undecided and an emissary may read his speech.
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