Примери за използване на Abyei на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Abyei South Kordofan.
The status of Abyei remains uncertain.
The Abyei region of Sudan has been riven by conflicts for many years.
This takes time and the Abyei issue certainly did not help.
Abyei must not reach a point of no return that would undo more than six years of negotiations.
The situation in Abyei is becoming worse every day.
A referendum held simultaneously with South Sudan's independence vote was supposed to resolve the status of Abyei.
The Abyei Boundaries Commission.
The Northern army has occupied Abyei and 15 000 people have taken flight.
In the Abyei region, he has started to massacre citizens.
The security situation in the state of Abyei is very worrying.
However, the situation in Abyei must not make us forget the situation in Darfur.
The ultimate fragility of the peace process that has been set in motion is demonstrated by current events in Abyei.
A solution needs to be found for Abyei, but at the moment the question is still pending.
First, Washington andBeijing must insist that Khartoum withdraw its forces and restore Abyei's deposed civil administration.
The occupation of Abyei is threatening Chinese oil operations along the border and inside South Sudan.
Is the international community, including Europe,giving President al-Bashir, after occupying Abyei, a feeling of invulnerability once again?
United Nations peacekeeping forces in Abyei have failed to protect civilians from attacks and keep the two sides apart.
We urge the parties to abstain from any further provocation andto negotiate the conditions for the long-term peaceful coexistence of local communities living in and around Abyei.
The recent violent clashes in and around Abyei could well lead to another military confrontation between North and South Sudan.
The challenges are huge, both in terms of the newState's internal organisation and in terms of its relations with Sudan at their shared borders and in the oil-rich Abyei region.
The situation in the Abyei province is closer to a crisis than to peace, there is violence in Darfur, and Sudan needs our attention and generous help.
I refer to a very specific matter: personally, I was not at all surprised that the referendum and its result were followed by an increase in hostilities- almost- caused by the Sudanese institutions and authorities,particularly in the Abyei region.
Lastly, the events in South Sudan and the Abyei region must not make us overlook the situation in Darfur, which is considered to be the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
This marks a new era, the era of negotiations between North and South on the issues that need to be resolved in order to implement the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement: citizenship, defining borders,deciding whether the Abyei region will be held by the North or South, sharing oil resources and debt matters.
The Abyei occupation comes in the wake of Khartoum's military build-up elsewhere along the border, as well as its recent escalation of fighting in Darfur.
But Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, has obstructed a resolution: first by refusing to accept the borders recommended by the Abyei Boundaries Commission, on which I served; then by blocking the enforcement of a ruling issued by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague; andfinally by preventing the Abyei referendum.
Mr. Bashir believes that transferring Abyei to the South would set a dangerous precedent for other disaffected areas, including Darfur, that are already seeking greater autonomy from Khartoum.
A simultaneous referendum was supposed to be held in Abyei on whether to become part of Southern Sudan but it was postponed due to conflict over demarcation and residency rights.
You spoke on the main issues,that is to say, the Abyei issue, which is still unresolved, the political decisions that were supposed to have been made on citizenship, debt, currency, etc.