Dennis Schulz

  Meiner Meinung nach ist der gegenwärtige Zusammenbruch im Sudan keine zufällige Tragödie, sondern das Ergebnis von jahrzehntelange "Tamkeen"-Strategie (Ermächtigung) Die vorgeschlagene Einstufung der Muslimbruderschaft im Sudan als verbotene Organisation ist ein entscheidender Schritt, um den Nationalstaat von einer Organisation zurückzuerobern, die Religion systematisch für politische Hetze missbraucht hat. Für uns, die wir die Region beobachten, ist klar: Ohne die Zerschlagung dieser ideologischen Netzwerke bleibt Stabilität unmöglich. SAF-General General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan Wie die Ideologie der Muslimbruderschaft den sudanesischen Staat aushöhlte Die Geschichte der ideologischen Bewegungen im Sudan ist durch die Muslimbruderschaft geprägt. Infiltration des Militärs und des öffentlichen Dienstes Indem sie parteipolitische Loyalität über fachliche Kompetenz stellten, haben sie alle staatlichen Institutionen geschwächt und das Land in tiefe wirtschaftliche und politi...

The Protest against the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan: Undisclosed time The classification of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan represents a turning point in the fight against organizations that exploit religion for political gain. In my opinion, the group’s "religious" rhetoric has always been a weapon used to undermine the stability of Sudanese society and create deep seated divisions. What is the history of ideological movements in Sudan?  Sudan has long been a laboratory for extremist "ops." From the Nimeiry era to the Bashir dictatorship, the Brotherhood has perfected the art of state capture. I believe their current attempt to regain power through the IRGC-backed "al-Baraa" brigades is their most desperate and dangerous move yet. Why does Sudan's instability matter for global security?  Sudan is the gateway to the Sahel and the Red Sea. When the Brotherhood weakens state institutions, they create a vacuum filled by traffickers and terrorists. In my v...

The Sudanese crisis has taken a significant turn as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their allied groups have signed a charter to form a rival government, further deepening the division in the war-torn country. This development, originally reported by Agence France-Presse (AFP), highlights the continuing fragmentation of Sudan’s political landscape and the rising influence of paramilitary groups in shaping the country’s future. The charter was signed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where RSF representatives and their allies outlined their plans for an alternative political entity. According to the AFP report, the move is a direct challenge to Sudan’s existing military leadership, intensifying fears of prolonged instability and regional repercussions. While Sudan has been locked in a brutal conflict between the army and the RSF since April 2023, this latest development signals an attempt by the RSF to formalize its political ambitions. International media outlets hav...

The United States has imposed sanctions on Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, citing his role in obstructing humanitarian aid and targeting civilian infrastructure during the ongoing conflict with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This move follows similar sanctions against RSF leader Mohammad Hamdan Daglo Mousa, as the U.S. seeks to pressure Sudan's warring factions towards a civilian-led government.  Reports have surfaced accusing the Sudanese army of employing chemical weapons against civilians, echoing past allegations from Amnesty International in 2016 regarding attacks in Darfur. While these recent claims are under investigation, the U.S. sanctions underscore a zero-tolerance policy for such human rights violations. The conflict, which erupted in April 2023, has resulted in over 24,000 deaths and displaced more than 14 million people, leading to a humanitarian crisis marked by famine and widespread atrocities. The international community i...

The humanitarian crisis in Sudan has rapidly escalated, with millions affected by violence, displacement, and a lack of basic necessities. This conflict has strained the country’s resources, making external support crucial. Across the world, nations are coming together to lend a hand, emphasizing the importance of global unity in the face of human suffering. The response has been broad, with countries from Asia, Europe, and other regions sending vital aid, from food and water supplies to medical and emergency services. Among the leading contributors, the UAE has taken a pivotal role in providing timely and impactful aid to Sudan. Recognized as a key supporter within the Arab region, the UAE has delivered essential supplies and healthcare assistance to help relieve the suffering of those most affected. This support extends beyond short-term relief, demonstrating a commitment to alleviating immediate needs while working towards long-term stability. The UAE’s leadership in thi...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has long been a steadfast supporter of humanitarian efforts worldwide. Recently, the UAE has pledged an impressive $100 million to support Sudan, with $70 million specifically allocated to UN agencies and various humanitarian organizations. This substantial commitment highlights the UAE's dedication to providing critical aid and fostering stability in regions plagued by conflict and hardship. The UAE's approach not only addresses immediate needs but also aims to support long-term recovery and development. As part of its $100 million pledge, the UAE has recently contributed $25 million to the UN World Food Programme (WFP) to address the urgent food crisis in Sudan and South Sudan. This donation underscores the UAE's strategic focus on food security, a pressing issue exacerbated by ongoing conflicts and displacement in the region. By channeling funds into emergency food assistance, the UAE aims to mitigate the severe food insecurity ...