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Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

Solomon Islands won't release security pact with China because of non

Solomon Islands won't release security pact with China because of non
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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale has stated he cannot release a security pact with China due to a non-disclosure clause. Wale is simultaneously negotiating a new treaty with Australia, seeking visa-free access for his citizens.

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The situation underscores the strategic competition between China and Western powers for influence in the Pacific Islands.

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Matthew Wale says his hands are tied and he cannot release his country s security deal with China publicly. ( ABC News: Chrisnrita Aumanu-Leong )

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The article reports on the Prime Minister's statements and the legal constraints of the agreement without taking a side.

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