Egyptian authorities have raided homes of Muslim Brotherhood members in an apparent attempt to disrupt the group ahead of mass rallies by supporters of the country’s ousted president.

The removal of Mohamed Morsi could split Egyptian Islamist groups, and convince extremists that the democratic route doesn’t work, writes Alexander Dziadosz

A huge cross-section of Egyptians feel Mohammed Morsi and his government failed them. His ouster risks sending a message that Islamists have no place which could have violent repercussions, says Warren Strobel.