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  1. Issues concerning Vanuatu are being discussed in Canberra with DFAT, involving grassroots appeals and Andrew Gee's office.
  2. Australia signed an economic and security agreement with Vanuatu, while China funded wharf expansion in Luganville.

Vanuatu is seeking closer security cooperation with the CCP, which has renewed police deployment in Port Vila, prompting Australian concerns.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 26
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Vanuatu is seeking closer security cooperation with the CCP, which has renewed police deployment in Port Vila, prompting Australian concerns.

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  1. Chinese diplomats met in Port Vila where Jotham Napat represented the Vanuatu government regarding financial aid.Sub-event
  2. CCP renewed police deployment in Vanuatu as the nation seeks closer security ties with Beijing.1 source

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Australia signed an economic and security agreement with Vanuatu, while China funded wharf expansion in Luganville. All 2 developments

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