Solomon Islands
Security Pact would grant China military freedom to protect its investments
The South Pacific Islands have always been a vital and strategic region for the U.S. Now China has an unusual interest in the island region and has tried to convince 10 nations to sign a Security Pact that would allow China to have a strategic military base there. The U.S., Australia, ...
Mike Pompeo: ‘I don’t think they respect or fear the US’ speaking of China’s Solomon Islands pact
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo opined on the current U.S. position following the Solomon Islands–China agreement signing. He stated on April 22, "It doesn't seem like we really stood up for the things that matter most to the United States," according to Fox News. Pompeo said China does not respect ...
West urges Solomon Islands to cancel pact with China due to regional security
The recent agreement signed between the Solomon Islands and China on April 1 sparked international concern after it was revealed that the South Pacific island nation would allow Beijing to establish a military base there. According to AP, In this context, the United States and Australia are on alert, considering this military ...
Two shipwrecked sailors survive for 29 days on fruit and water alone until rescue
Two experienced sailors set out from the Solomon Islands on Sept. 2, to sail the 200 kilometers to their destination, but storms turned their voyage into a nightmare that lasted 29 days. Shortly after the voyage began, clouds announced changing weather conditions, and in the stormy weather the sailors, Livae Nanjikana ...
Remains of WWII soldier identified 76 years after going MIA
The remains of a World War II soldier from Oregon who went missing in the final weeks of the Guadalcanal campaign have been positively identified 76 years after he was listed as missing in action, according to the U.S. government.Skeletal remains recovered two years ago on the Solomon Islands in ...
Solomon Islands head to polls
Influence of China looms over Solomon Islands election
Grounded ship leaks 80 tons of oil near Pacific UNESCO site
An environmental disaster is unfolding in the Pacific after a large ship ran aground and began leaking oil next to a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Solomon Islands, Australian officials said Friday.Footage taken this week shows little progress has been made in stopping the Solomon Trader ship from leaking ...

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