Behind the Fall of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
Hard-liners including Morsi seized control of the group prior to the Arab Spring but proved inflexible and incompetent in power.
Stephen Glain
September 20, 2013
A woman reacts in front of a TV camera in a small village north of Cairo, Egypt on Monday, June 11, 2007. Egyptians began casting ballots today in the Shura Council election, which isn't likely to affect the ruling National Democratic Party's monopoly on power. The ballot is taking place amid a crackdown on the country's largest opposition group, the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood. Photographer: Dana Smillie/Bloomberg News
DANA SMILLIE/BLOOMBERG NEWS
