Egypt’s Political Turmoil Post-Arab Spring

This chapter explores the rise and fall of Mohamed Morsi in Egypt following the Arab Spring, from the excitement of the first democratic elections to the challenges he faced during his presidency. It examines the tensions with institutions like the army and the public's fear of the Muslim Brotherhood's influence, culminating in Morsi’s ousting in 2013. The discussion also highlights the subsequent crackdown on his supporters and the current authoritarian climate under President Sisi, reflecting the ongoing struggles for democracy in Egypt.