Where is Vanuatu in Relation to Fiji

Macedonian Islands links: Vanuatu: New Prime Minister, Australia's attitude towards PNG, Fiji-EU and more

Sato Kilman was appointed the new Prime Minister after a vote of no faith in Vanuatu, Prime Minister Joe Natuman, his third round in this post. However, another former Prime Minister, Edward Natapei, has tabled another censure and resumed a discussion on the amendment of the Constitutional Treaty in order to ensure greater mutual respect and greater economic and social cohesion.

Education and cooperation are key to the US Navy's Pacific Partnership, which is now taking place in Fiji. Julie Bishop presented the German Development Health Strategy of the German Development Agency (DFAT) in a talk on 15 June, paying particular homage to the joint work of the Burnet Institute in PNG. PNG Update 2015, organized by the Centre for Development Policy of the ANU and the UPNG School of Business Administration, will take place on June 18 and 19 in the UPNG.

It focuses on the LNG era's design issues. A report on the first address by John Momis, re-elected President of the Bougainville Autonomous Government:

China's embassador to Fiji meets Australia's press

Qian Bo, the China embassador to Fiji, has attacked the Aussie press for their latest biased accounts of a China spacecraft or spacecraft. On Monday the Embassador said that the Aussie press reported that China had been docking a espionage boat over the last few nights next to the Aussie naval boat HMAS Adelaide in Suva harbour in the Fiji capitol is silly.

Qian described the Australia accounts as entirely speculative rather than factual and said to the Fiji press in the China embassy on Monday that the Yuanwang 7 ship, which has already received Fiji authorities' permission to enter the harbour, is in Suva for regular deliveries. It was made clear by the messenger that the simultaneous arrival of the ships of both countries in Suva harbour is a coincidence.

Emphasizing that Australia should view China's evolution as a favorable element instead of looking at China with toned eyeglasses, he said that the Aussie side must raise its perceptions of China's evolution. It' s in the interest of both sides to work continually for a friendship, the envoy said, and added that China wants to work with everyone, Australia and Fiji included, to develop a new kind of global relationships.

It called on the Australia press to do more to enhance the relationship between the two nations through impartial and equitable reporting on China's developments and bi-lateralism. On Saturday, two ships of the Aussie Navy, MMAS Adelaide and Melbourne HMS, landed at the port of Suva and both ships are on their way to Hawaii to take part in the Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2018.