Egypt court dissolves Islamist-led parliament
The Supreme Constitutional Court dissolved the Islamist dominated parliament and barred the Brotherhood’s influence, ruling out the run for Ahmed Shafiq in Egypt’s presidential runoff. Mohammed Morsi condemned the decision while urging unity, as protesters gathered in Tahrir Square to oppose the ruling.
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Spanish cave paintings oldest in world warn deep human roots
Tests dated Spain's El Castillo red disk and 25 hand stencils to as old as 40,800 years, implying early modern humans or Neanderthals created Europe’s oldest cave art. Findings use uranium decay dating, surpassing France’s Chauvet by thousands of years and fueling debate on who first painted Europe.
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Debt pressure rises as Europe grapples with Greece vote
European countries face rising borrowing costs days before a Greek election that could intensify regional turmoil. Merkel resists costly solutions while Spain Italy and France push for deeper eurozone fiscal ties amid weak U.S. jobs growth and subdued inflation signaling possible Fed action next week.
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