Cooks add to spike in Pacific security talk
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With a common citizenship and currency, closely related native languages, and formal relations dating back over 120 years, there is much that...
PNG PM James Marape urges Australia to not ‘give up’ on his country in...
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PM Albanese extends warm welcome and solidarity to PNG PM Marape in Australian Parliament
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Kiribati president hails China-Kiribati friendship
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U.S-Pacific Island allies’ security pact renewals stall in Senate budget
The renewal of key provisions in the Compacts of Free Association (COFAs) with Palau, the Marshall Islands, and Micronesia has been omitted from the...
PM Marape keen to strengthen PNG, Australia relations
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape is set to enhance the long-standing relationship between PNG and Australia during his visit this week.
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Winston’s Pacific tour: Geopolitical, security issues on the table
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Allies ‘have to compete aggressively’ with China for Pacific security, U.S warns
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Despite Beijing’s attempts to ‘lure’ more support in the Pacific, Taiwan’s top diplomat in...
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