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Why Pacific island states are rethinking their security partners

Policing, ports and undersea cables have made small island governments the object of a quiet competition.

Harbour, Port Moresby
Harbour, Port Moresby Photo: Demo placeholder

Policing, ports and undersea cables have made small island governments the object of a quiet competition.

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