Egyptian riot police clash with students who support the Muslim Brotherhood outside the University of Cairo campus in the capital on December 11, 2013. - AFP
CAIRO (AFP) - Egypt's premier on Tuesday declared the Muslim Brotherhood movement a "terrorist" group, after a car bomb ripped through a police building and killed at least 14 people.
Prime Minister Hazem Beblawi's condemnation of the group comes just weeks ahead of a referendum on a new constitution that is billed as the first major step toward democracy since the ouster of president Mohamed Morsi in July.
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