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Australia, Papua New Guinea vow to strike defense treaty
China has committed billions of dollars to Pacific nations, funding hospitals, sports stadiums, roads and other public works
Australia and Papua New Guinea to begin negotiations on new defence treaty
Australia and PNG are to begin negotiations on a defence treaty in a move that could have major implications for national security and the Pacific's strategic landscape.
Australia and Papua New Guinea Set to Forge Historic Defense Pact
Australia and Papua New Guinea are initiating discussions for a comprehensive defense treaty to enhance military cooperation between their forces. As regional dynamics evolve with China's growing influence,
Australia, Papua New Guinea to sign defense pact
Australia said Thursday it will discuss a defense treaty with Papua New Guinea, boosting ties with a Pacific state that has been courted persistently by China.
Leigh Leopards keen on move for Papua New Guinea star for 2026
Adrian Lam provides update on Leigh Leopards’ pursuit of Papua New Guinea star. Leopards head coach Lam is, of course, a proud Kumul – hailing from Rabaul. Star hooker Edwin I
Australia and Papua New Guinea defence ministers meet for treaty
A key war game will be held outside of Australia for the first time, as the Federal Government moves towards a major defence agreement with a close ally, dealing a major blow to China.
Australia, Papua New Guinea Begin Talks on Full Defence Treaty
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia and Papua New Guinea said on Thursday they would begin talks on a full defence treaty between the two countries.
Australia and Papua New Guinea start negotiations on defence treaty
Formal negotiations for a bilateral defence treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea are underway. It's a move that could have major implications for the pacific region.
Australia, Papua New Guinea to Negotiate Comprehensive Defense Treaty
Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG) have announced plans to negotiate a full defense treaty, aiming to strengthen military cooperation between the two nations. The move builds on their existing defense partnership,
A defence treaty with PNG might seem like a ‘win’ for Australia. But there are 4 crucial questions to answer
Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles began negotiations with his Papua New Guinean counterpart, Billy Joseph, on a defence treaty. This builds on the bilateral security agreement signed between the countries in 2023.
Australia, PNG go 'next level' through new defence deal
Australia and Papua New Guinea are expected to announce they will enter into negotiations for a new defence treaty that will deepen the relationship.
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