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PORT MORESBY: Papua New Guineas head of government will face a vote of no confidence after opposition lawmakers lodged a motion on Tuesday to challenge his leadership in the wake of deadly riots.

A total of 12 MPs in the Papua New Guinea Government of Jame Marape have now switched sides, joining the opposition, ahead of an expected vote of no confidence in the prime minister.

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Former Papua New Guinea prime minister Peter O'Neill says the government is planning laws to curb free speech and media freedom.

The Papua New Guinea Government plans to introduce laws to curb free speech and freedom of the press, former PM Peter O’Neill says.

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Amid escalating US-led preparations for war with China, any attempt by Beijing to gain a toehold in PNG is a major cause of concern not just in Australia but also Washington.

PNG’s Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko Tuesday avoided questions about a potential security and policing deal with China.

Port Moresby (AFP) Jan 30, 2024 - Papua New Guinea said Tuesday it may spurn a Chinese offer to help its struggling police force, preferring to protect ties with traditional security allies.

PNG’s foreign minister reveals that China approached the Pacific nation about signing a security and policing deal less than two months after Australia signed its own security agreement.