Sentence examples for its security ties from inspiring English sources

China is using the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO), of which Russia and Central Asian nations are also members, to boost its security ties in the region as well: it often holds counter-terrorism exercises with its SCO partners.

Partly with China in mind, India is strengthening its security ties with South-East Asia.

Over the past 20 years, Australia has capitalized enormously on economic ties with China while simultaneously strengthening its security ties with the United States.

None of the allies wants that; and none wants to be forced to choose between its security ties with America and its links with China.

Leaked cables gave the code name, Eagle Guardian, and filled in some background on the discussions in late 2009, including Poland's reluctance to see its security tied to that of its neighbours; and pleas for secrecy because of possible tantrums from Russia.

Most of Mrs. Merkel's postwar predecessors rightly believed that Germany's economic prosperity was firmly tied to the European Union and its military security tied to NATO.

We have to tell Japan, in a very nice way, we have to tell Germany, all these countries, South Korea, we have a say, 'You have to help us out.'" More alarming than Trump's claim that Japan is not pulling its weight on bilateral security ties is his suggestion that Japan and South Korea should end their dependence on the US nuclear umbrella and develop their own nuclear deterrents.

Some believe a Trump presidency could represent the biggest threat to Washington's security ties with its two biggest allies in the Asia-Pacific – Japan and South Korea – since the end of the second world war.

Mr. Nakasone is vague on the details of what should come in its place, calling for a "new law on national security," but continued strong security ties with the United States.

Although the Palestinian Authority has threatened to end security ties before, Erak said this time it was serious.

Championed by its architect Ahmet Davutoglu, the "zero problem" policy was meant to forge new economic and security ties across the region, generating peace and stability.