Mr Kony's Lords Resistance Army LRAA) has rampaged through the borderlands of the Sudans, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and CAR since being pushed out of his native Uganda.
Throughout the western and southeastern borderlands of the Soviet Union, the disintegration proceeded apace.
The Louisiana Purchase had been concluded a few months earlier, but knowledge of the still-disputed borderlands of the United States and the Spanish Empire was scanty.
Smith then covers the imperial borderlands of the United States (British to the north, Spanish to the south).
From the mid-19th century on, music of the klezmorim spread from the borderlands of the Ottoman Empire (e.g., the former Moldavia, Bessarabia, and Transylvania, all within or neighbouring present-day Romania) to areas north and west.
Hemon's writing shares with Joseph Roth's an interest in the extremities and borderlands of the Hapsburg Empire, and both writers delight in rich, fantastical metaphor (the fezzes like bonfires and flowerpots).
From the Jastorf culture, which rapidly expanded from around 500 BC on, two groups sprang and settled the western borderlands of Poland during the 300 100 BC period: The Oder group in western Pomerania and the Gubin group further south.
But over the years, it has degenerated into a band of homicidal maniacs who now roam across the borderlands of Sudan, Congo and the Central African Republic – three of the most spectacularly failed states in the world.
Because "the Marches" – the historic borderlands of the Papal States – more than pull their weight in the national psyche.
The Americans think Mr Nkunda's Tutsi rebellion has for too long distracted Congo's government from what they see as its more pressing obligation to rid its volatile eastern borderlands of the rebel Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR).
