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Pacific at a crossroads amid geopolitical tension, says former leaders' group

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Pacific at a crossroads amid geopolitical tension, says former leaders' group
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Pacific Island leaders are expressing concern over increasing geopolitical competition in the region, citing recent missile tests and security treaties. The Pacific Elders Voice group warns that these external pressures are distracting from core regional priorities like climate change.

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The Pacific region is becoming a focal point for strategic rivalry between major powers, which may undermine the sovereignty and specific needs of smaller island nations.

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A group of former Pacific prime ministers, presidents and senior diplomats has warned that Pacific Islands countries are at a crossroads as geopolitical competition reshapes the region.

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The article presents the concerns of a specific advocacy group while acknowledging the actions of major powers like China and Australia.

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