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DFAT tells Chinese officials of 'serious concerns' about Solomon Islands security pact

Solomon Islands Opposition against proposed extension of Parliament

PM Sogavare says MSG has new approach to West Papua issue; Opposition leader Wale says, 'PM is Judas'

Solomon Islands Opposition leader probes PM over decision to rush Constitutional Amendment Bill

'Deliberate shift': Solomon Islands Opposition MP expresses concern over China relationship

Solomon Islands Opposition MP Peter Kenilorea says there’s a “deliberate shift” away from democratic values towards those that are more “authoritarian”. He said he thinks there was some “support and planning” already done from the previous election for a switch of “diplomatic allegiance” to happen when it comes to China. “I think planning was already afoot back then and we are just starting to reap some of the consequences,” he told Sky News Australia. “But I think support was even perhaps rendered with promises of more support coming in terms of our elections.” Mr Kenilorea expressed his concern over the developments between the Solomon Islands and China relationship amid Beijing's visit to the Pacific.

Opposition Leader congratulates new Australia PM

Solomon Islands Opposition MP Peter Kenilorea Jr hits out nation's security pact with China, says it is 'unnecessary and not needed'

The Solomon Islands security pact with China has been labelled as "unnecessary and not needed" by an Opposition MP of the Pacific nation who is against the move. 

China sends warning to Australia as special forces are seen training police in the Solomon Islands

China has inflamed tensions with Australia and the rest of the world once again after it reportedly smuggled in 'fake guns' as a part of a training exercise for Solomon Islands police officers.

China Solomons move sparks Pacific alarm

In brief: News from around the Pacific

Solomon Islands opposition says govt has not mentioned Covid response in provinces; Insurance claims in NZ from Tonga volcanic eruption close to NZ$6-million; EU calls on Indonesia to allow UN to visit West Papua, and more.