In the past two years, concerns about strategic competition and the increasingly uncertain and unpredictable global order have started to take a more central place in the foreign policy and security discourses of the region.
Pacific Island leaders are highlighting the negative effects of geopolitics in ways, they were not prepared to do so previously.
Fiji’s Prime Minister Rabuka, after coming to power at the end of 2022, has repeatedly described the Pacific as being ‘at the centre of geopolitical tensions . . .
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