Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has accepted an EU-sponsored framework to end the crisis gripping the country. He is calling for snap presidential elections, a "government of national unity," and changes to the Constitution that would limit his powers. Major opposition figures appear to be on board, but the rank and file protestors may not accept the deal. The Telegraph has been liveblogging the protests: 12.03 Just when we thought it might all be over... Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has sounded another note of caution, saying that the agreement signed today has not yet been approved by the opposition. He said that a definitive deal is still very distant, and that the risk still remained that the worst case scenario could materialise in Ukraine. 12.31 The German and Polish foreign ministers are headed for talks with opposition protesters, where they will discuss the draft agreement just signed with Viktor Yanukovych. 12.47 Vitaly Klitschko, one of...(Read Full Post)