Political Cataclysms in the Arab World during 2011

The political cataclysms in the Arab world during 2011 have once and for all transformed the Middle East. Arab societies and polities do indeed have tight interconnections and share at least some important Characteristics. The longstanding structural problems and turbulence in Arab world is due to the lack of strong leadership and irresponsible, incompetent and irrational leaders. Furthermore, people took on the streets and protest due to the vast increases in the level of Poverty, persistently high unemployment, rampant corruption, internal regional inequalities, and deterioration of economic conditions. Also, widespread and extensive political grievances constituted a common causal thread behind all the uprisings. The Arab spring led†¦show more content†¦Thus, he removed President Morsi from office and suspended the Egyptian constitution through use of forces and violence. This happened after the protests took place against president Morsi after one year of his term. Anti -Morsi protestors took to the streets and demanded for resignation of him not just that but also a warning from the army to respond to the demands of the protestors or else they would impose its own roadmap. Reasons for demanding Morsis resignation include accusations that he was increasingly authoritarian and pushing through an Islamist agenda without regard to secular opponents or the rule of law. Moreover, after a violent and controversial military coup Al-Sisi declared Chief justice of the supreme constitutional court of Egypt Adly Mansour as the interim president of Egypt which then he resigned from his post seeing that military is killing hundreds and thousands of people for their interest to stay in power. In addition, President Mohamed Morsi was put under house arrest and several Muslim brotherhood leaders were arrested and killed by the brutal army. As a result, it caused clashes between supporters and opponents of the move throughout Egypt andShow MoreRelatedSocial Media H as Become A Political Outlet For Civilians Of The Interconnected World2607 Words   |  11 Pagesmedia has become a political outlet for civilians of the interconnected world. Through this technological circuit, citizens are able to speak freely about the issues that concern them, giving them the ability to connect with others who share the same perspective. Looking through a development perspective, it is evident that social media outlets, for example twitter, have lead to major political uproar, such as the Arab Uprisings of 2011, or as popularized by the Western media, â€Å"The Arab Spring†. At this