The decade-old industrial park had survived previous periods of tension, including attacks blamed on Pyongyang that killed 50 South Koreans in 2010, and the shutdown of other big co-operation projects.
"Because of the high risks the region faces, I think there should be bigger co-operation and co-ordination between all countries threatened by terrorism".
"We haven't announced anything besides the Facebook stuff that is live now, but we view this as a first step in a much bigger co-operation," he said.
Tom Kirschbaum, a co-founder of Waymate, explains that his company needs more reliable and deeper access to data and the co-operation of big operators.
The big success has been co-operation on public health.
It wasn't a "big miracle" of international co-operation.
Among other things, it removed a big obstacle to greater co-operation with Britain.These days, there is little if any difference in how the two countries see the world and the emerging threats to their security.
At stake are the "High North's" lucrative, and still largely unexploited, oil and gas reserves.A big sign of intensified co-operation would be if Norway chose to upgrade its air force with the Gripen JAS-39 fighter, made by Sweden's Saab.
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It may even have jeopardised one of that government's biggest achievements, a civil nuclear co-operation deal with America that was expected to lead to big investments in nuclear energy.
These would be radical changes.Co-operation before integrationUnder the rubric of keener co-operation, other big changes could be promoted too.
