Morsi defiant as Egypt faces military deadline
Egypt’s Mohammed Morsi refused to sign the military ultimatum and vowed to defend constitutional legitimacy. Protests erupted nationwide with at least seven killed in Cairo clashes, part of ongoing violence since Morsi’s inauguration a year ago. The military warned it would suspend the constitution and dissolve parliament if demands were not met within 48 hours.
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U S Warns Egypt on Turmoil as Morsi Faces Pressure
The Obama administration shifts from hands off to firm guidance amid Egypt’s crisis. It urges President Morsi to address opposition, asks protesters to stay peaceful, and warns the army that a coup could threaten the $1.3 billion yearly U S military financing. Washington won’t specify a formal to do list, leaving decisions to Cairo.
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Firefighters faced safety rules debate after Yarnell tragedy
Investigators arrived in Prescott Arizona to review whether 19 Hotshot firefighters who died over the weekend followed national safety policies. The Yarnell fire grew from 200 to 2000 acres as 40 to 50 mph winds pushed flames. one survivor, Brendan McDonough, reported leaving the area. Experts caution that weather and retreat plans determine deployability.
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Bolivia says France and Portugal barred Morales flight over Snowden
Bolivian Foreign Minister said France and Portugal denied airspace to Evo Morales’ plane returning from Russia due to suspicions Snowden was aboard. The jet diverted to Vienna after refueling in Spain. Morales met Putin in Moscow earlier and hinted at asylum for Snowden.
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