The trade road linking Egypt to the Sudan is no longer just a passage for the transport of goods and goods between the two countries, but, in the light of recent security developments, has become a front for testing the nature of bilateral relations and the capacity of Cairo and Khartoum to contain escalating tensions. After the killing of Egyptian drivers and the shooting of a third in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, and the subsequent stop in …
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The trade road linking Egypt to the Sudan is no longer just a passage for the transport of goods and goods between the two countries, but, in the light of recent security developments, has become a front for testing the nature of bilateral relations and the capacity of Cairo and Khartoum to contain escalating tensions. After the killing of Egyptian drivers and the shooting of a third in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, and the subsequent stop in …