The China-Solomon Islands security pact and why it has raised alarm

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare (left) and China’s ambassador to the Solomon Islands Li Ming at the opening ceremony of a China-financed national stadium complex in Honiara on Friday. The stadium complex, worth a reported US$53 million, will host the 2023 Pacific Games, a first for the Solomons. Photo: AFP

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