Egypt’s parliament decided on Sunday to suspend sessions for a week in protest at the ruling military refusing to sack the government and name the Muslim Brotherhood’s party to head a new one

Egypt's parliament decided on Sunday to suspend sessions for a week in protest at the ruling military refusing to sack the government and name the Muslim Brotherhood's party to head a new one.
  
"This crisis must be resolved," said parliament speaker Saad al-Katatni. "We have a lot of work ahead of us, including (reforming) the panel on the constitution. We have no wish to hamper parliament, but we need a solution, and that's why I propose that parliamentary sessions be suspended for a week."
  
Several members of parliament again demanded that the current government be dismissed.