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Australia-Vanuatu Agreement Against Foreign Military Bases

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Australia and Vanuatu's prime ministers signed an agreement prohibiting foreign military bases.
The agreement, named 'Nakamal', aims to enhance economic assistance from Australia to Vanuatu.
Chinese naval activity in Vanuatu has raised concerns for Australia and the US.
China expresses hope for cooperation with Pacific island nations without targeting third parties.
Vanuatu's parliament has approved a law to prevent foreign military bases.

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Australia and Vanuatu's prime ministers signed an agreement prohibiting foreign military bases.
The agreement, named 'Nakamal', aims to enhance economic assistance from Australia to Vanuatu.
Chinese naval activity in Vanuatu has raised concerns for Australia and the US.
China expresses hope for cooperation with Pacific island nations without targeting third parties.
Vanuatu's parliament has approved a law to prevent foreign military bases.

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