US signs new security pact with Papua New Guinea amid competition with China
- The United States signed a new security pact with Papua New Guinea, aimed at improving security cooperation, enhancing the capacity of Papua New Guinea's defense force, and increasing regional stability.
- The pact sparked student protests in Lae, and concerns in the Pacific about the increasing militarization of the region.
- The US has increased its focus on the Pacific as it competes with China for influence, opening embassies, reviving Peace Corps volunteer efforts, and encouraging more business investment.
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