Supporters of former President Mohamed Morsi continue their sit-ins in Cairo and beyond. Morsi’s opponents are in Tahrir Square.
As most Egyptians mark the end of Ramadan, the political situation in Egypt remains a tense and dangerous one.
Peace talks in Egypt ended yesterday, and the United States and the European Union issued a joint statement saying the country is in a “dangerous stalemate.”
Egypt’s interim president, Adly Mansour, said he held the Muslim Brotherhood — which backs ousted President Mohammed Morsi — “completely responsible for the failure of these efforts.”
Where does the situation go from here?
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- Khaled Ezz El-Arab,correspondent in Egypt for the BBC.
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