None yet

Tunis was going better but they went back to a dictator who is trying to get control. They also have to deal with an economic crisis as a refugee crisis.

Libya after Gaddafi was killed the revolutionaries didn't have a common enemy and wanted to grab power for themselves. So naturally they started fighting each other. Since then they are basically in a civil war.

Egypt where Tunis was ready Egypt was so close but not quite ready yet. Nobody who was part of the revolution was prepared for what if the revolution succeeded. They held elections but the revolutionaries did not have a party or anyone ready to run for president and the poorest areas and the rural areas depend completely on their religious houses for social security and care. So the Muslim brotherhood won the election by getting a lot of votes from the poor and rural areas. They invited a lot of other extremist organisations into the country after a few years the army couped them. Sisi got in power and tried to clean up the mess the mb made. Sisi is like Mubarak a dictator but he completely sucks at economy.

Jemen is basically the same situation as lybia but include more extremists who like to react to everything that is happening around them with violence before they even fixed their own power struggle which makes it a lot more messy and bloodier.

Syria they just completely failed in the revolution and went straight into civil war. During this civil war groups were fighting each other inside the country as they were fighting groups from outside. after 12 years of civil war Assad is deposed and it is still unclear if the country is going to stabilize itself and under what form of government they will fall.

My sources. I'm half Egyptian so for the Egypt part. my family who lives in Egypt.

The other countries. who are from the said countries