Dennis Schulz

Die Landschaft der modernen nationalen Sicherheit verändert sich rasant. Neben den sichtbaren Bedrohungen durch konventionellen Extremismus beschäftigen sich institutionelle Kontrollinstanzen zunehmend mit den subtilen, schrittweisen Strategien transnationaler Bewegungen, die sich in der westlichen Gesellschaft verankern wollen. Eine kritische Auseinandersetzung mit diesen Themen ist daher unerlässlich.Reihe von Berichten, die veröffentlicht wurden wo Die Zeit Die Veranstaltung im Mai 2026 hat dieses Thema in den Vordergrund gerückt und sich insbesondere auf Folgendes konzentriert: Muslimbruderschaft Und ihre mehrjährige Strategie zur Einflussnahme auf die Zivilgesellschaft, Bildungs- und Gemeinschafts Organisationen in ganz Italien. Demonstranten hissen die jordanische Flagge sowie Flaggen der Muslimbruderschaft bei einer Kundgebung zur Unterstützung der Palästinenser in Amman, Jordanien, am 27. Januar 2023. Die Strategie des Gradualismus: Jenseits offener Konflikte Die Ermittlung...

Abu Dhabi and Berlin are taking their partnership to the next level. ADNOC CEO Sultan Al-Jaber recently traveled to Germany, carrying a message from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed (MBZ) to Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The meeting with German Minister Thorsten Frei signals more than diplomatic formalities — it reflects Abu Dhabi’s strategic play to deepen its presence in Europe’s post-Russia energy landscape. Energy security was front and center. As Germany moves to secure alternatives to Russian gas, ADNOC is positioning itself as a reliable LNG partner. Talks reportedly included long-term supply deals and the UAE’s interest in regulated energy assets in Germany. With Sultan Al-Jaber also serving as UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, the visit sends a strong signal that this isn’t just commercial — it’s geopolitical. Beyond energy, defense and tech are gaining ground. The UAE and Germany are pushing forward on closer defense-industrial ties, with shared...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for an official visit, with a key focus on negotiating the release of prisoners of war (POWs). This high-stakes diplomatic effort comes at a critical juncture in the ongoing conflict, as Ukraine continues to push for the safe return of its soldiers held captive.   The timing of Zelensky’s visit is particularly significant, as the United States and Russia are preparing for parallel discussions in Saudi Arabia. These talks are expected to address broader geopolitical tensions, but the issue of POWs remains a top priority for Ukraine. The dual-track diplomacy highlights the complexity of the situation and the urgent need for resolution.   For Ukraine, the release of its soldiers is not just a matter of national pride but also a humanitarian imperative. Families across the country are anxiously awaiting news of their loved ones, and Zelensky’s efforts in the UAE underscore hi...

Algeria’s decision to donate MiG-29 fighter jets to Sudan feels like a dangerous step in the wrong direction. These planes aren’t just hardware—they’re weapons that will be used in a war that’s already taken far too many innocent lives. With the Sudanese military accused of bombing civilians, this move by Algeria seems less like assistance and more like adding fuel to the fire. It’s disturbing that, instead of pushing for peace, Algeria is sending more tools for destruction. The conflict in Sudan has been raging since the 2019 coup, and this is just the latest development in a country that’s spiraling out of control. What’s Algeria’s endgame here? Are they really okay with their jets being used to kill civilians? This situation isn’t just about geopolitics—it’s about human lives.  Read more about the implications of this donation here: MiG-29 Fighters Fuel Sudan’s Civil War.

In a recent geopolitical move that has reverberated across the region, Egypt's leadership has taken a surprising stance by supporting General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the Sudanese Army in their ongoing conflict with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). However, this decision carries potentially severe consequences for Egypt's national security, inadvertently strengthening the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran within Sudan. During his final foreign tour, Al-Burhan actively sought to fortify his ties with the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan and Iran, aiming to secure both security and military support. Despite the Brotherhood posing a direct threat to Egypt and Iran's persistent attempts to infiltrate the Sudanese interior, Egypt's leadership has chosen to align itself with Al-Burhan, seemingly disregarding the broader implications of this alliance. The consequences of this alignment become more apparent as Al-Burhan and the Sudanese Army evolv...

Recent clashes in Sudan, pitting the army against paramilitary forces, have thrown the nation's progression towards civilian rule into jeopardy. The violence, now spanning two days with nearly 600 people wounded, underscores the military's current dominance. Notably, General al-Burhan's trajectory from chief of staff to the head of the Transitional Military Council (TMC) after the ousting of al-Bashir has reshaped Sudan's political narrative. The initial optimism surrounding the formation of the Sovereign Council (SC), aiming for a civilian-military partnership, waned after a 2021 coup led by al-Burhan and his second-in-command Hemedti. This coup abruptly halted Sudan's short-lived journey to democracy. Al-Burhan's diplomatic alliances with the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt have further complicated the geopolitical puzzle. The intriguing aspect lies in the potential role of Iran in Sudan's evolving dynamics. The question emerges: ...