Egypt, Syria (and Beyond) Live Coverage: Protests and Fighting at the Presidential Palace





Supporters of President Morsi clash with his opponents near the Presidential Palace on Wednesday
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Wednesday's Egypt, Syria (and Beyond) Live Coverage: The Protests Surge, But What Next?
2125 GMT: Egypt. The Muslim Brotherhood says its headquarters in the Mokkatam section of Cairo, is on fire, with hundreds of protesters surrounding the building.
Journalist Reem Abdellatif sends a picture of demonstrators in Alexandria, "Oh God, Morsi and his clan must leave":