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Australia and Vanuatu have formalized an agreement that prevents foreign military bases from being established in Vanuatu, a move interpreted as a response to China's expanding security presence in the Pacific. Vanuatu is also negotiating an economic deal with China.
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Australia and Vanuatu have formalized an agreement that prevents foreign military bases from being established in Vanuatu, a move interpreted as a response to China's expanding security presence in the Pacific. Vanuatu is also negotiating an economic deal with China.
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Australia-Vanuatu deal bars foreign bases in island nation
Australia and Vanuatu Sign Agreement to Prevent Foreign Military Bases