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NYT Apps | Today's Headlines Sunday, February 23, 2014 Top News Ukraine's Leader Flees the Capital; Elections Are Called By ANDREW HIGGINS and ANDREW E. KRAMER Former Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko was released from prison, and Parliament found President Viktor F. Yanukovych unable to fulfill his duties and set an election for May 25 after he fled the capital. Out of a Broken Promise And an Old Fight: Chaos By DAVID M. HERSZENHORN Three core factors led to the chaos in Ukraine: a broken promise between a leader and his people, a lingering Cold War-era fight, and public outrage at the government's response to protests. Amid Fence-Mending, Another U.S.-Russia Rift By PETER BAKER The political crisis in Ukraine has underscored the difficulties of restoring constructive ties between Washington and Moscow. For more top news, go to  INYT.com Editors' Picks OPINION  |   EDITORIAL Muzzling Speech in India By THE E

NYT Apps | Subscribe:  Digital /  Home Delivery Today's Headlines Sunday, November 24, 2013 Top News Officials Say Toughest Work on Iran's Nuclear Program Lies Ahead By MICHAEL R. GORDON The six-month interim plan buys time to work on the more difficult details of limiting Iran's capacity to make nuclear weapons.   Accord Reached With Iran to Halt Nuclear Program     Video: Obama on the Iran Accord THE CAUCUS Kerry Defends Nuclear Pact With Iran By MARK LANDLER Secretary of State John Kerry offered a robust defense of the interim nuclear agreement with Iran, insisting that the deal would make Israel and Persian Gulf allies of the United States more secure, not less so.   News Analysis: A Step, if Modest, Toward Slowing Iran's Weapons Capability Accord Reached With Iran to Halt Nuclear Program By MICHAEL R. GORDON The United States and five other world powers announced an accord that would temporarily freeze Tehran