Egypt on the way of democracy across revolutions, Vol 3

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The book explores Egypt's enduring struggle for democracy over 2500 years, from Persian conquest through British occupation, and the military regimes of Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak. It highlights the people's historical assembly reminiscent of ancient Athens, which led to the ousting of Mubarak and Morsi. The narrative critiques Mubarak's exploitation of Egypt as a business and Morsi's controversial plans regarding territorial concessions and his alignment with the Muslim Brotherhood. It also emphasizes Egypt's strategic geographical significance and its allure to global powers.