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Australia and Vanuatu Sign Security Pact Barring Foreign Military Bases

Australia and Vanuatu have signed a long-awaited security agreement that explicitly prohibits any foreign military bases from being established on the Pacific island nation. This deal, reached after an impasse over Vanuatu's ties with China, aims to strengthen regional security and prevent the establishment of a Chinese military presence.

28 Jun, 21:19 — 29 Jun, 11:12
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The GuardianMostly Factual41d ago

Australia politics live: Vanuatu PM in Canberra as hopes rise over treaty; fossil fuel companies accused of marketing to children

Jotham Napat’s visit renews expectations that the two countries can sign the Nakamal pact after long negotiations. Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Plibersek says ‘any improvement is welcome’ in polls After a very tumultuous six weeks following Labor’s budget, things might be looking a little better for the government now that the contentious capital gains tax and negative gearing bill has been passed (even if there will be further amendme...

By Krishani Dhanji

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Al JazeeraMostly Factual41d ago

Australia and Vanuatu sign deal to block foreign military bases

Two countries sign economic and security pact, as China expresses concern that the agreement may be targeted at it.

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DWHigh41d ago

Australia-Vanuatu deal bars foreign bases in island nation

Australia and Vanuatu have signed a deal seen as a bid to check China's growing security presence in the region. But an economic deal between Vanuatu and China is still in the works.

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SCMPMostly Factual41d ago

Vanuatu-Australia security pact bans ‘foreign’ military bases

Australia and Vanuatu signed a sweeping economic and security agreement on Monday that bars the establishment of any foreign military base on the Pacific island. Vanuatu is at the centre of strategic rivalry between China and US allies in the South Pacific, and Australia has expressed concern that Beijing is seeking a permanent security presence in the region. The agreement commits Australia to greater economic support for Vanuatu, whose largest external creditor is China, and it stops a fore...

By Agence France-Presse

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual41d ago

Haryana, Rajasthan sign MoU to implement 1994 Upper Yamuna water-sharing pact

Haryana and Rajasthan have inked a crucial Memorandum of Understanding in New Delhi to operationalize the 1994 Upper Yamuna River Board Agreement. Presided over by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the pact aims to streamline the sharing and management of Yamuna river waters between the two states. This significant step brings a decades-old water-sharing pact closer to full implementation.

By TOI NEWS DESK

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DawnMostly Factual41d ago

Australia, Vanuatu sign deal barring foreign military base on Pacific island

Australia and Vanuatu signed a sweeping economic and security agreement on Monday that bars the establishment of any foreign military base in the Pacific nation. Vanuatu is at the centre of strategic rivalry between China and US allies in the South Pacific, and Australia has expressed concern that Beijing is seeking a permanent security presence in the region. The agreement commits Australia to $345 million in support for Vanuatu, whose largest external creditor is China, and it stops a forei...

By none@none.com (AFP)

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japan-timesMostly Factual41d ago

Australia and Vanuatu agree deal after impasse over China ties

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Vanuatu counterpart, Jotham Napat, signed the Nakamal Agreement in Canberra on Monday.

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hk-free-pressMostly Factual41d ago

China issues warning after Australia, Vanuatu sign deal barring foreign military base on Pacific island

Australia and Vanuatu signed a sweeping economic and security agreement on Monday that bars the establishment of any foreign military base in the Pacific nation. Vanuatu is at the centre of strategic rivalry between China and US allies in the South Pacific, and Australia has expressed concern that Beijing is seeking a permanent security presence […]

By AFP

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