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Vanuatu and Solomon Islands Draw a Line at Sea—Can Joint Patrols Outsmart Pacific Drug Traffickers? - Commonwealth Union
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Vanuatu and Solomon Islands Draw a Line at Sea—Can Joint Patrols Outsmart Pacific Drug Traffickers? - Commonwealth Union
PORT VILA, Vanuatu, October 8, 2026 — The waters that lie between Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands could become much more difficult for drug traffickers to navigate as the two neighbouring Melanesian countries embark on joint maritime patrols to cut down on illegal activities along their shared maritime border. The project is a follow-up to […]
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