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Australia-Fiji Pact Signals Canberra-led Pacific Security Posture

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By Eugene Whong, Kumar Mahabir, Anshika Verma Verified
| NewsGram Verified
This article was originally published in Radio Free Asia. Read the original article. By Eugene Whong for RFA When Australia and Fiji signed a mutual defense treaty this week, a key component of the agreement was that other Pacific island countries could join. Experts told Radio Free Asia that this was a sign that Australia is providing much needed leadership in the region.
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Australia-Fiji pact signals Canberra-led Pacific security posture

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By Eugene Whong
| Eyes on Asia
When Australia and Fiji signed a mutual defense treaty this week, a key component of the agreement was that other Pacific island countries could join. Experts told Radio Free Asia that this was a sign that Australia is providing much needed leadership in the region.
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Quad’s Fiji port plan will challenge China’s Pacific supply-chain dominance

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By Eugene Whong
| Eyes on Asia
A plan by the United States, Japan, India and Australia to collaboratively invest in port infrastructure in Fiji is a step towards challenging China’s hegemony over supply chains in the region while simultaneously signaling to Pacific island countries that the four regional powers can give them a better deal than Beijing can, experts told Radio Free Asia.
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