Egypt's military ruler has ordered the dissolution of parliament, in
line with a court ruling which Islamists who dominate the assembly
condemn as a coup by the generals who took charge when Hosni Mubarak
was ousted. Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Mursi claimed
Saturday that he had won 69 percent of the vote after the first-day of
a two-day run-off election to determine Egypt's first freely-elected
president in the country's history. Mursi is facing Ahmed Shafiq, who
served as former Egyptian president Mubarak's prime minister in the
final days of his rule.