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One Year On: Morsi's Meltdown

In 2011 demonstrators gathered at Cairo's Tahrir Square to protest against the old regime signalling the start of the Arab Spring in Egypt. A few weeks later the Mubarak regime was ousted and there was hope that Egypt was on a path to change. Today, one year into Mohammed Morsi's presidency, the protests continue at Tahrir Square - against the president and the ruling Muslim Brotherhood party. By Andreas Stahl

Where is Allah?

Where is Allah?

A year of rage

A year of rage

Key demand

Key demand

Egypt's future

Egypt's future

No return

No return

Tense standoff

Tense standoff

Peaceful protests

Peaceful protests

Side-by-side

Side-by-side

For generations to come

For generations to come

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