Egypt’s Islamist-dominated parliament convenes in defiance of court ruling
Egypt’s Islamist-dominated parliament opened a new front in the country’s leadership showdowns Tuesday by meeting in defiance of orders that disbanded the chamber and brought President Mohammed Morsi in conflict with both the powerful military and the highest court.
Egyptian lawmakers greet one another at a brief session of parliament, the first since the country's high court ruled the chamber unconstitutional, in Cairo.
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