The phrase "overseas relations" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the interactions and connections between countries or nations. Example: "The government is working to improve our overseas relations with neighboring countries in order to promote economic growth and international cooperation."
Camera360's head of overseas public relations, Caroline Luo, says the company decided to create MIX after browsing through photos edited using Camera360 on Instagram and seeing that users applied a wide arrange of effects and filters.
Bengal had overseas trade relations with Suvarnabhumi (Burma, Lower Thailand, Lower Malay Peninsula, and the Sumatra).
A second charge of inciting terrorism overseas in relation to beheading a person in Australia was dropped by the prosecution.
Several of the men studied government and international relations overseas.
Radio, satellite television, the Internet and millions of relations overseas link them to other, more attractive, ways of doing things.
When the report came out, two Republican senators, Marco Rubio from Florida and Jim Risch from Idaho, put out a statement arguing that the mere publication of the report "could endanger the lives of Americans overseas, jeopardise US relations with foreign partners, potentially incite violence, create political problems for our allies, and be used as a recruitment tool for our enemies".
As the recent Cambodian and Indian examples show, this is already paying dividends for American relations overseas.
Despite issues such as domestic abuse and war affecting overseas Filipino workers, relations with Middle Eastern countries are friendly as seen in the continuous employment of more than two million overseas Filipinos living there.
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On the way to this verdict, the government repeatedly trampled on the Constitution, and its prosecution of Mr. Padilla was so cynical and inept that the crime he was convicted of — conspiracy to commit terrorism overseas — bears no relation to the ambitious plot to wreak mass destruction inside the United States, which the Justice Department first loudly proclaimed.
