In recent years China's burgeoning economic ties with Kachin have benefited some of the state's inhabitants, but are also seen by some as exploitative.
Equally unrealized are the fears of German industrialists that Mrs. Merkel's outspokenness would risk their burgeoning business ties with Russia.
In the West, it is often said that Asians are a different bunch, that they conduct diplomacy in a more subtle fashion -- disguising their differences under the veil of cultural solidarity and burgeoning economic ties.
However, our impression is that Iran's reconstruction aid to Afghanistan--as well as its investment flows and burgeoning trade ties--is focused on the western (Herat) and northern (Mazar-e-Sharif) parts of the country.
American policymakers are the target of "China-Europe Relations", a report from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies CSISS) in Washington, which warns them to pay more (or even some) attention to burgeoning EU-China ties that could, if mishandled, cause a transatlantic "rift over China".Europe and China do have things in common.
In addition, Rutgers University in New Brunswick has leased 26,000 square feet adjacent to the commercialization center for several burgeoning businesses with ties to the university, as an extension of the campus-based incubator, said Michael Breton, associate vice president for research at Rutgers.
Here a burgeoning regulatory regime tied to global warming threatens to turn the state into a total "no go" economic development zone.
The evolving ties between burgeoning world cities also spill over into the growing tourism industry in Perth and the expanding medical service complex in Houston.
But the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, took advantage of it, reckoning that the BDS movement will have little impact on Israel's burgeoning exports and its expanding ties with the Far East, at least in the short term.
