Ukraine’s President Signs Amnesty Bill; Military Wants 'Stabilization'

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has signed into law a bill on amnesty for anti-government protesters. The 63-year-old president Friday signed the legislation that grants amnesty to those detained during anti-government protests on condition they leave government buildings they have occupied. Opposition leaders have rejected the measure, which the president acted on after announcing a day earlier that he had gone on sick leave for an acute respiratory infection and...

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