Egypt’s Failed Revolution - The New Yorker
Five years after Tahrir, the revolution’s main achievement is one of
exposure, not reform. With every illusion stripped away, Egypt has been
revealed to be a state without real institutions, led by a man who is
not a real politician.
Sisi rules over an increasingly troubled country. “I think he doesn’t trust anybody except the Army,” a reporter said.Illustration by Noma Bar
