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Australia to Gain Veto Power Over Pacific Island’s External Security Deals
The deal will cost Australia $100 million to support Nauru’s struggling budget, and an extra $40 million for policing and security.
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Tongan PM Welcomes Beijing ‘Security’ Personnel at Pacific Islands Forum
Six members of Beijing’s police ministry are in Tonga discussing security arrangements at the regional forum.
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‘They Won’t Be Settled in Australia’: 15 Illegal Boat Arrivals Sent to Nauru
Albanese made it clear that illegal boat arrivals will not be welcome in Australia while Ruston said the increasing boats were result of weak border policy.
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China Formally Restores Diplomatic Relations With Nauru After Pacific Island Nation Cuts Taiwan Ties
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Beijing Envoy Denies Paying Nauru Millions to Switch Diplomatic Ties Away from Taiwan
Taiwan’s Central News Agency claims Nauru’s government was motivated to switch ties due to a $125 million shortfall in its budget.
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US Officials Criticize China After Nauru’s Decision to End Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan
‘Taiwan’s commitment to free and democratic elections demonstrates they will not be intimidated by China’s threats and bullying,’ says Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart.
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Australian Government ‘Respects’ Decision of Nauru to Cut Ties With Taiwan
Nauru will no longer recognise Taiwan as a separate country.
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Taiwan Loses Nauru as Ally Days After Elections Amid Tension With China
Taiwan said the pressure from Beijing won’t ‘diminish the will of the people of Taiwan to engage with the world.’
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Australia to Gain Veto Power Over Pacific Island’s External Security Deals
The deal will cost Australia $100 million to support Nauru’s struggling budget, and an extra $40 million for policing and security.
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Tongan PM Welcomes Beijing ‘Security’ Personnel at Pacific Islands Forum
Six members of Beijing’s police ministry are in Tonga discussing security arrangements at the regional forum.
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‘They Won’t Be Settled in Australia’: 15 Illegal Boat Arrivals Sent to Nauru
Albanese made it clear that illegal boat arrivals will not be welcome in Australia while Ruston said the increasing boats were result of weak border policy.
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China Formally Restores Diplomatic Relations With Nauru After Pacific Island Nation Cuts Taiwan Ties
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Beijing Envoy Denies Paying Nauru Millions to Switch Diplomatic Ties Away from Taiwan
Taiwan’s Central News Agency claims Nauru’s government was motivated to switch ties due to a $125 million shortfall in its budget.
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US Officials Criticize China After Nauru’s Decision to End Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan
‘Taiwan’s commitment to free and democratic elections demonstrates they will not be intimidated by China’s threats and bullying,’ says Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart.
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Australian Government ‘Respects’ Decision of Nauru to Cut Ties With Taiwan
Nauru will no longer recognise Taiwan as a separate country.
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Taiwan Loses Nauru as Ally Days After Elections Amid Tension With China
Taiwan said the pressure from Beijing won’t ‘diminish the will of the people of Taiwan to engage with the world.’
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