Behind the growing co-operation lies American pressure.
This recent progress is a testament to growing co-operation in global health (pdf) between all the different stakeholders: international agencies, national control programmes, NGOs, and research institutions.
In the past, presidents kept their distance in deference to London, but the growing co-operation between British and Irish governments helped change old rules, and Mr Clinton had a personal interest in the place.
Many respondents painted a picture of growing co-operation at this time: as one trust chief executive put it: 'If you ain't got enough money to come to the table to buy what you are ready to buy, then there is going to have to be a goodwill basis'.
The newspapers rail against Turkey's growing military co-operation with Israel, and its heavy-handed interference in northern Iraq.
This week, Kinnock followed in his footsteps, lauding the two countries' "strong commercial ties" and welcoming growing bilateral co-operation on climate change and nuclear proliferation.
See articleIn the week of the 20th anniversary of Aung San Suu Kyi's first house arrest by Myanmar's military authorities, Hillary Clinton, America's secretary of state, said that growing military co-operation between Myanmar and North Korea was a threat to the stability of South-East Asia. South-East Asia
Organic farming is important to me because is ensures that all the produce we sell is completely natural and is grown in co-operation with nature.
It was at this time, with exchange rates under severe stress and the need for international co-operation growing, that he began his long association with Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, French Finance Minister at that time and later President of France.
To paraphrase a Korean proverb: May the words shared in this journal become the seeds of ever growing understanding, inspiration and co-operation between scholars in Europe and Asia and may we continue to create beneficial, sustainable and lasting change through exchange.
On the contrary, co-operation grew, as countries sought common ground to guard against future crises.
