Kyrgyz opposition leader Roza Otunbayeva said on Thursday she had taken over the government after violent protests forced the president of the Central Asian country to flee the capital. She said she wanted President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who she helped bring to power five years ago, to resign. "We have a caretaker government now in place, and I am the head of it," Otunbayeva told Reuters by telephone. "It will remain in place for half a year, during which we will draft the constitution and create conditions for free and fair (presidential) elections," she said. Bakiyev left Bishkek -- where demonstrators...