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Absent Family: The Contest for the Blue Pacific
Asia-Pacific / Commonwealth Government / Julian Moti / Pacific Neighbours / PNG / Solomon Islands / Vanuatu

Absent Family: The Contest for the Blue Pacific

The 55th Pacific Islands Forum has highlighted the tug of war over seabed resources, pitching regional powers against each other and a Goliath.

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September 5, 2026

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