10 years after Arab Spring - Ezzedine Fishere: It's a lost decade, but the process is on-going

Ten years have passed since the fall of Tunisian President Ben Ali and the protest in Egypt’s Tahrir Square that caught the world’s eye and set in motion demonstrations across the Middle East that came to be known as the Arab Spring. Since then, the region has witnessed civil wars, regime change, governmental reforms, and refugee crises. What has been the long-term impact of the uprisings, and how have the Middle East and North Africa been redefined by them? Ezzedine Fishere, an Egyptian novelist, diplomat and academic, senior lecturer at Dartmouth College and a contributing columnist to the Washington Post is interviewed on these topics by Christos Gavalas on CNN Greece.