El-Sisi Secures Third Term Amidst Egypt's Challenges

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has secured a third term as Egypt's president, winning the election with 89.6% of the vote. Despite facing international condemnation and economic crises during his tenure, el-Sisi has maintained his grip on power by presenting himself as a stable leader in a volatile region. His authoritarian rule and control over the military-security establishment have allowed him to weather challenges and avoid significant reforms. Egypt's strategic location, its role in regional conflicts, and control over the Suez Canal have also contributed to el-Sisi's resilience. However, critics argue that his repressive policies and economic mismanagement have led to a decline in living standards for Egyptians.