Despite his sweeping electoral victory, it seems that Egypt's new president, General Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi, has learned little from the past mistakes of Mubarak and Morsi. With increasing political repression and a dire economic situation, Egypt "is no closer to realizing the core aims or the core humanity at the heart of the 2011 revolution demanding greater opportunity, justice and dignity," writes Ben Stevenson, policy assistant to Baker Institute founding director Edward P. Djerejian.
