The phrase "fraternal countries" is correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to describe two or more countries that have a close and supportive relationship, often due to shared cultural or historical ties. Here is an example sentence: "The leaders of the two fraternal countries signed a treaty of mutual cooperation and friendship, solidifying their strong bond and commitment to each other."
Even in the communist era, it was taught at least as widely as English, being the language of a "fraternal" country, East Germany.
This has resulted in what Gulf rulers would like to present as almost an "internal family matter", with one or other fraternal country helping out another.
A junior officer with the foreign intelligence stationed in the "fraternal" country at the time, Putin couldn't for the life of him understand what was wrong with the East Germans.
They are running like giraffes". But didn't the GDR once welcome visitors from other fraternal communist countries?
Parallel to the scientific and military space effort, dominated by Soviet cosmonauts, the U.S.S.R. had a program to launch representatives of fraternal socialist countries into orbit.
"It is not realistic to think that some fraternal Arab countries are going to take part in a summit attended by high-ranking members of the Iraqi leadership," an Egyptian Government spokesman said today.
Rason offers a port on the Sea of Japan, something denied China since it ceded Outer Manchuria to Russia in the mid-19th century.Despite the two countries' professed fraternal love, Mr Kim will resent greater Chinese influence.
East Germany, meanwhile, had pockets of non-Germans, mostly "fraternal socialists" from other countries in the Communist world including 70,000 Vietnamese contract workers.
After scanning data from nearly 2000 mothers of fraternal twins, scientists from eight countries found two genes that increase a woman's chance of having twins one that affects hormone levels and another that may alter how ovaries respond to them.
