The National Coalition to Support Legitimacy delegation did not discuss with the US and EU envoys any initiative proposed to end the current political crisis between Egypt's interim government and the Muslim Brotherhood in its meeting, said Tarek El-Malt, the official spokesperson of the Islamist pro-Morsi coalition and leading member of the Islamist Al-Wasat Party.

Egyptian presidential media adviser Ahmed El-Muslimany has denied a report by Reuters that the government offered the Muslim Brotherhood ministerial posts, to release several of its jailed members and to unfreeze the group's assets as part of a deal to end the political crisis, state news agency MENA reported.

CAIRO, Aug 6 (Reuters) - For a man who says he doesn't want to be president, Egypt's army chief is proving to be a skillful politician so far.

CAIRO — After weeks of deadly clashes, Egypt’s military-backed government and supporters of deposed president Mohamed Morsi may be edging toward a compromise that could ease the latest unrest threatening the nation’s erratic path toward democracy.

The National Defence Council backed the cabinet’s call to disperse sit-ins near Rabaa Al-Adaweya Mosque and Al-Nahda Square during a Sunday meeting.

Angry families tried to storm the Shubra Al-Khayma Police Station on Sunday in an attempt to regain custody of their detained children.

The Diocese of Minya and Abu Qurqas released a statement on Sunday on the clashes that took place Saturday night in Bani Ahmed village in the Minya governorate in Upper Egypt.

The Egyptian authorities arrested a person on Sunday in relation to information they received stating that children were being collected from lower class areas in Cairo to be transferred to the Muslim Brotherhood's sit-in at Rabaa al-Adawiya.

The leader of Al-Qaeda, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, released a recorded audio message on Friday, in which he accused various parties of conspiring to overthrow former president Mohamed Morsi.

Fifteen people were injured, including one police officer and three conscripts, in confrontations between supporters of ousted president Mohamed Mursi and residents of Minya's Beni-Ahmed village late on Saturday.

The Egyptian authorities denied Nobel peace prize winner Tawakkol Karman entry into the country on Sunday after her arrival to the airport, on account of being blacklisted for security reasons, the state news agency reported.

Ismailia prosecutors on Thursday ordered the detention of Baligh Hamdy, secretary of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) branch in al-Tal al-Kabir, Ismailia, for 15 days pending investigation into clashes that took place in front of the governorate headquarters on 5 July 2012. The violence left three dead and 28 injured as thousands of President Mohamed Morsy’s supporters tried to storm building.

Egypt's interim government authorized police to disperse monthlong sit-ins supporting the country's ousted president, escalating the prospect of violent confrontation between two camps that have refused to cede ground in the month since Mohammed Morsi's ouster.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday the Egyptian army, which deposed president Mohamed Morsi, had intervened at the request of millions to protect democracy and had restored it.

86 members of U.S. Senate have refused to cut foreign aid to Egypt, Libya and Pakistan.

Police have seized a car full of weapons heading to the supporters of former president Mohamed Morsy at Rabaa Adawya sit-in.

A security source at the Ministry of Interiors said that Rabaa sit-in will be ended using gradual violence starting with tear gas.

Egypt must brace itself for many more days, if not weeks, of political turmoil and violence. But there are no signs at this stage that a Syria-style conflict will engulf the country.

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Sources close to the Muslim Brotherhood said that Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has discussed safe exit with former president Mohamed Morsy for MB leaders in order to end Rabaa Adaweya and Renaissance sit-ins, as well as supporting demonstrations.

Security forces in Suez have arrested 4 thugs during attacking the demonstrators in Arbein Square, and 3 thousand pounds in the possession of each one.