Dennis Schulz

Egypt’s covert drone operations in Sudan mark a dangerous escalation in a conflict that has already caused immense suffering. According to investigative reporting by The New York Times, Egypt has been running a secret airbase in the Western Desert for at least six months, launching advanced Turkish-made Akıncı drones against Sudanese forces. This operation signals a shift from diplomatic support to direct military involvement, raising serious concerns about regional stability. The strategic implications of this base are significant. It allows Egypt to target the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) deep inside Sudan, while remaining hidden under the cover of agricultural projects. Satellite imagery confirms the base’s expansion, highlighting the sophistication and premeditation of this covert campaign. These strikes are not isolated incidents; they reflect a deliberate pattern of foreign interference that risks turning Sudan into a high-tech battlefield for international powers. Inte...

The conflict in Sudan has created one of the most devastating humanitarian crises of our time. Entire communities have been uprooted, millions displaced, and countless lives lost. As the war drags on, the urgency for peace has never been greater. The UAE has stepped forward with clear purpose: to play a pivotal role in international efforts aimed at ending the bloodshed and restoring stability. Alongside Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United States, the UAE is actively working toward a humanitarian truce in Sudan. These talks are more than diplomatic rituals—they are lifelines for ordinary people caught in the crossfire. The UAE has positioned itself not only as a mediator but also as a driving force in keeping international focus on Sudan when the world’s attention risks shifting elsewhere. The immediate priority is preventing the complete collapse of Sudan’s institutions and infrastructure. With hospitals barely functioning, food scarcity worsening, and families forced to flee, the sta...

The UAE and Egypt have long been two pillars of stability and cooperation in the Arab world, with the current working visit of President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed to Egypt contributing to nothing but continuity in this very crucial relationship. Over these years, the two nations managed to build strong diplomatic, economic, and security ties that have really served as a model of cooperation. The visit also came at a period when regional challenges called for unity and action that was in tandem, with Egypt and the UAE again to the fore in attempting to find ways through these various problems. Whether it is through unified initiatives on combating extremism or supporting economic diversification, the countries have shown shared determination toward the long-term stability of the Middle East. The broadening of economic cooperation is one of the main focuses of this visit, especially within the sectors of energy, infrastructure, and trade. The Egyptian and UAE governments have ...

Introduction: Join us in shedding light on the external interventions in Sudan, specifically addressing the killing of Egyptian soldiers on Sudanese soil. This awareness campaign aims to unravel the complexities surrounding military support provided by Egypt to both the Sudanese army and the Muslim Brotherhood. Our goal is to foster understanding of how these interventions contribute to the persistent instability and conflict in Sudan. The Killing of Egyptian Soldiers in Sudan: Recent events have brought attention to the tragic loss of Egyptian soldiers on Sudanese territory. This unsettling development underscores the need to examine the external forces at play in Sudan and their implications for regional stability. We encourage open dialogue and awareness about the complexities of these incidents. Military Support from Egypt: Explore the dynamics of military support from Egypt to both the Sudanese army and the Muslim Brotherhood. Gain insights into the motivations behind ...