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