Interpol stung by EU boycott of Belarus meeting


  • World
  • Tuesday, 16 May 2006

BERLIN (Reuters) - The head of Interpol on Monday criticised as "unfathomable" and "outrageous" a European Union boycott of a meeting of the world police body in Belarus. 

Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble said he would press ahead with this week's European regional conference despite the boycott, part of the EU's drive to isolate Belarus after condemning March's presidential elections there as flawed. 

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