Examples of using Border conflicts in English and their translations into Arabic
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There were also various border conflicts between Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Border conflicts can derail so much of the progress that we hope to achieve here.
Mitigating or eliminating border conflicts concerning continental shelf claims.
The border conflicts between Ethiopia and Eritrea and the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are another source of concern for us.
In Africa, we are still witnessing ethnic confrontation, civil war and border conflicts that continue gravely to threaten peace, stability and cooperation.
Moreover, border conflicts have proven incredibly emotive and are easily weaponized by right-wing groups under the banner of patriotism.
As the role of national regimes and national interests has grown,a mosaic of border conflicts and internal threats to political regimes has become more visible.
Thirty-eight years after the independence won in 1960, there is no question of redrawing the borders inherited from colonialism,but nothing today can justify border conflicts.
Now this is important, because border conflicts justify so much of the world's military-industrial complex.
The EWL recognizes the changing nature of modern day armed conflict andwar which increasingly encompasses internal border conflicts and international terrorism.
Mr. Idoko(Nigeria) said that Mr. Hicks's reference to other border conflicts, among them the dispute between Nigeria and Cameroon, tended to obscure the important question before the Committee and the relevance of his presentation, which had otherwise been a valid one.
In April 1864 Brazil sent a diplomatic mission to Uruguay, led by José Antônio Saraiva,to demand payment for the damages caused to gaucho farmers in border conflicts with Uruguayan farmers.
This spring, at a time when the African continent was too often the sad scene of ethnic confrontation,civil war and border conflicts exacerbating the poverty and underdevelopment that beset much of its population, South Africa provided unforgettable images of faith in the future.
However, progress in the fields of political pluralism and economic stabilization has been coupled, over the course of the last year,with regression in the form of ruinous civil wars or border conflicts in a number of African countries.
In this regard,internally displaced persons and refugees are slowly returning to their homes, border conflicts are amicably getting resolved, leaders in the region are regularly meeting to review their challenges and progress, institutions for democracy and good governance are increasingly strengthened, and regional integration is taking shape among the member States.
A number of political studies in particular had concluded that therewere three types of conflict in developing countries: border conflicts, ethnic conflicts and conflicts over water.
Economic performance remained low in the Comoros(2.2 per cent), owing to low revenue from vanilla exports and a decline in the tourism sector, and in Eritrea(2.0 per cent),owing to low investment and other adverse effects of border conflicts.
Among the African countries in the franc zone, it has experienced the longest period of political instability-nearly 30 years of recurrent civil wars and border conflicts- thus its socio-economic infrastructure is rudimentary and concentrated in the capital; the administrative capacity is very weak, and the private sector has little structure and is dominated by informal and black market activities.
Economic performance remains low in the Comoros(2.2 per cent), due to low revenue from vanilla exports and a decline in the tourism sector, and in Eritrea(2 per cent),owing to low investment and other adverse effects of border conflicts.
Accordingly, and in the light of a continued heavy workload and anticipated international boundary issues, it is proposed that the general temporary assistance position of Boundary Analyst(P-3)be continued to respond immediately to boundary crises and prevent border conflicts by providing impartial technical expertise.
Given this lack of institutional and sustainable capacity, DFS is not in a position to respond immediately to border issues in a systemic way with institutional and sustainable capacity. Accordingly, and in the light of continued workload, anticipated international boundary issues and the core nature of this function, it is proposed that a post of Boundary Analyst be established at the P-3level to respond immediately to boundary crises and prevent border conflicts by providing impartial technical expertise.
Borders Conflicts.
Djiboutian- Eritrean border conflict.
Sino-Indian Border Conflict.
Ethiopian border conflict.
Border conflict, 1951-1956.
A fabricated" border conflict" between Djibouti and Eritrea as another pretext.
Eritrea recognizes the concern of the Security Council about the border conflict between Eritrea and Ethiopia.
The independent expert perceived some calm and optimism to resolving the Sool and Sanaag border conflict between“Somaliland” and“Puntland”.
A final settlement has been achieved in the border conflict between two fraternal peoples on our continent: Ecuador and Peru.