They are thought to be in the chaotic borderlands of South Sudan, Congo and the Central African Republic where killings, abductions and sexual violence by Kony's troops have been reported.
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As a result of the concerns expressed, changes were made that included removing "The New East" title from the map, and we removed the "Russia" and "EU Borderlands" tags in the map's key, as we felt these weren't necessary, and also identified the disputed territories in the region.
Mr Khan has also vowed to end what he calls "America's war", by pulling all Pakistani soldiers out of the tribal borderlands, including where the Pakistani Taliban are strongest.Mr Sharif is scarcely more liberal.
His son, a cautious district commissioner, lives dutifully in the paternal shadow, hoping that his own son, Carl Joseph, a well-meaning but feckless young officer, will somehow justify the newly glorious Trotta name.The action takes place mainly outside Vienna, in the provinces and borderlands of a weakened multinational empire, though there are also worldly set pieces in the Austrian capital.
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).
The 27m or so northerners, mostly Arab and Muslim, are deeply reluctant to share power with the 8m or so southerners, who are black, Christian and animist.If war broke out, it would probably be fought in the disputed oil fields in the borderlands between north and south: in southern Kordofan, Abyei, Unity and the Upper Nile states (see map).
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Under President Bashar Assad's father, Hafez, Syria's regime provided a quiet haven for the PKK.Tensions in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated south-east had diminished in recent years, with Kurds welcoming a more receptive response to demands for national rights, while the Kurdish regional government in northern Iraq sometimes restricts PKK access to its own rugged Turkish borderlands.
And it imposes taxes in the parts of Syria and Iraq it has conquered.In other words, it is creating a proto-state on the ungoverned territory straddling the borderlands between Syria and Iraq.
As al-Qaeda comes under pressure in the borderlands of Afghanistan and Pakistan and in parts of Yemen and Somalia, some of its people, seeking new refuge, may fetch up in the region.Despite these links, though, the direct threat is overwhelmingly local.
