Military concedes but Egypt burns
Updated on Nov 23, 2011 03:43 pm IST
Unrest in Egypt continued for a fourth night on Tuesday even as country's military rulers agreed to hold Presidential elections by July next year. Thousands of Egyptians still continued to occupy Cairo's Tahrir Square saying that this concession was not enough and demanded the immediate transfer of power to a civilian government. The protestors also called for resignation of Field Marsahall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi.
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