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Vanuatu says it expects fall in China police presence after deal with Australia

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Vanuatu has indicated that it anticipates a reduction in the presence of Chinese police forces following the signing of a landmark security pact known as the Nakamal Agreement with Australia. The announcement marks a notable shift in the Pacific island nation's international security partnerships.

The bilateral accord between Vanuatu and Australia sets a new framework for regional security and cooperation. By signaling a drawdown of Beijing's law enforcement footprint, the development highlights shifting geopolitical dynamics and influence within the Pacific region.

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