Egypt's ElBaradei calls for talks with Brotherhood

August 03, 2013 02:18

Egypt's interim vice president Mohamed ElBaradei has called for a halt to violence followed by talks with the Muslim Brotherhood and other backers of ousted president Mohamed Morsi.

His comments, in an interview with the Washington Post, were published today as Morsi supporters staged fresh rallies in Egypt in defiance of government orders that their protest camps be broken up.

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