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borders and territories have been an
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integral part of the world's political
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structure since ancient times however
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there is a region in the world that
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doesn't belong to any country this
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region is called teranas in Latin which
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means the land or the territory that no
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one
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owns the world's only terania is located
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in birta a 260 km desert region situated
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between Egypt and
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Sudan BTA has an interesting story bta's
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area is the same as that of
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Luxembourg when Egypt and Sudan were
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British colonies British cartographers
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drew two maps in 1899 to accurately Mark
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the boundaries of the two
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countries the region bordering Egypt and
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Sudan was inhabited by various
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tribes the British first demarcated a
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straight and lean near border without
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bringing them into their position then
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in
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19002 the British officers decided that
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all the tribes that wanted to leave in
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Egypt would be kept within the borders
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of Egypt and the same decision was taken
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in
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Sudan as a result the new boundary was
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drawn
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again B belonged to Egypt according to
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this boundary as it was the grazing
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around the abda tribe of Aswan
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while the adjacent Hal triangle region
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was included in Sudan due to its
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proximity to
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Kum the main difference between B and
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Hal triangles is that the lad is closer
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to the Red Sea and has Port facilities
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and oil and mineral
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reserves as a result both Egypt and
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Sudan have been claiming it since the
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British area as a result both Egypt and
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Sudan have been claiming it since the
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British
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era although Sudan initially retained
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its rights Egypt later took over the
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region under President Gamal Abdul Naser
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by sending an army later in the peace
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treaty the two countries decided that
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the issue over the region would be
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resolved through diplomatic
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negotiations however no clear decision
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could be made about Hal's
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trits in recent times the tribal people
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of the region have claimed to be
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Egyptian s assuming that their rights
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will be vested in Egypt however Sudan
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still includes the region as part of
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Sudan on its map since neither Egypt nor
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Sudan considered spea as part of their
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country in this case the country that
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claims Bea as its own will no longer
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have possession of the Hal triangle this
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is why BTA whe is unclaimed and does not
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belong to any
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country many the people have claimed BTA
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as their country since 2014 but no
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International Organization un or other
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countries have brought that claim into
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context even though BTA is the world's
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only habitable but free region anyone
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cannot go and claim ownership of this
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region BTA is a unique region that
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doesn't belong to any country but it has
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an interesting history and unresolved
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territorial disputes
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while it remains unclaimed the world
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watches and waits to see which country
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will claim as its own
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