U.S. aims for ‘top line’ deal on aid to three Pacific nations
The United States hopes to reach agreement on “top line” numbers for assistance to three Pacific Island countries by the year end,
December 9, 2022
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The United States hopes to reach agreement on “top line” numbers for assistance to three Pacific Island countries by the year end,
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