CAIRO: Supporters of Egypt’s ousted president called for new protests on Monday, threatening to deepen the country’s crisis as European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton held talks with the government and opposition.

The Anti-Coup Alliance of Islamist groups organizing protests against the ouster of President Mohamed Morsi urged demonstrators to march on security buildings on Monday night and called a million-man march for Tuesday.

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