The newly elected Ukrainian Prime Minister Azarov listens to a televised speech of President Viktor Yanukovych in the Ukrainian Parliament in Kiev Ukraine 13 December 2012 Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolai Azarov won another term 13 December Hours after lawmakers brawl in the Chamber and weeks after an election the opposition says it was marred by vote-cheating the opposition Accuses Azarov 64 of economic mismanagement and says he is the wrong man as Ukraine
Mykola Azarov (r-down) the Newly Elected Ukrainian Prime Minister Listens a Televised Speech of President Viktor Yanukovych in the Ukrainian Parliament in Kiev Ukraine 13 December 2012 Ukraine's Prime Minister Nikolai Azarov Won Another Term 13 December Hours After Lawmakers Brawled in the Chamber and Weeks After an Election the Opposition Says was Marred by Vote-rigging the Opposition Accuses Azarov 64 of Economic Mismanagement and Says He is the Wrong Man As Ukraine Next Year Takes the Presidency of the Organization For Security and Cooperation in Europe (osce) Members of the Party of the Jailed Opposition Leader Former Premier Yulia Tymoshenko on 13 December Traded Punches with Deputies of Azarov's Regions Party Throwing the Chamber Into Turmoil the Violence Came at a Time when Western Countries Have Voiced Concern Over the State of Democracy in Ukraine and Have Labelled the Seven-year Jail Term For Tymoshenko Politically Motivated Ukraine Kiev