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Australia and Fiji have forged a bold new defense pact, the Ocean of Peace Alliance, marking Australia’s first formal security treaty in decades and signaling a major shift in Pacific security dynamics. This alliance commits both nations to mutual defense and regional stability, directly countering China’s rising influence while reinforcing Australia’s role as the Pacific’s leading security partner. Fiji’s Prime Minister remains unfazed by Beijing, emphasizing climate change as the region’s top threat and pledging joint action. The pact is part of a broader Australian strategy, recently expanded to Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, and Tuvalu, and is paired with the Vuvale Union — boosting visa access and deepening economic and social ties. This isn’t just about military cooperation; it’s about building a resilient, future-focused partnership for the Pacific.

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