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The Pacific Security College (PSC) is an educational institution funded by Australian aid and aims to strengthen regional security through collaborative learning and enhanced people-to-people relationships.

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Pacific Security Snapshot Outcomes from 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in Cook Islands • By Pacific Security College Also in this edition: 12th General Assembly of the Pacific Conference of Churches. Australia-Tuvalu Falepili Union signed. Pacific climate change advocacy at COP28. EU-ACP Samoa Agreement signed. Solomon Islands hosts 2023 Pacific Games. First PNG woman for peacekeeping duties. Read moreabout Outcomes from 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in Cook Islands
Pacific Security Snapshot 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in Cook Islands  • By Pacific Security College Also in this edition: The South Pacific Connect Initiative. Australia-United States commitments to Pacific finance and infrastructure. Lowy Institute 2023 Pacific Aid Map. Tropical Cyclone Lola hits Vanuatu and Solomon Islands. Parties to the Nauru Agreement endorse the Kirimati Communique. Tonga prepares for El Niño drought. Read moreabout 52nd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting in Cook Islands 
Pacific Security Snapshot Fiji Prime Minister Rabuka promotes Pacific “Zone of Peace”  • By Pacific Security College Also in this edition: Fiji-Australia Memorandum of Understanding on Cyber Security Cooperation. Papua New Guinea and China hold bilateral talks. United States and Marshall Islands renew COFA. Vanuatu, Samoa and Fiji receive Japanese human security support. Pacific Islands Forum releases Loss and Damage Policy Primer. Kiribati signs EU fisheries protocol. Pacific Small Island Developing States prepare for COP28. Read moreabout Fiji Prime Minister Rabuka promotes Pacific “Zone of Peace” 
Pacific Security Snapshot Pacific voices at the United Nations • By Pacific Security College In this special edition of the Pacific Security Snapshot, we look at the key issues raised by Pacific leaders at the recent United Nations General Assembly, including climate change, reform to multilateral institutions and ocean health. Read moreabout Pacific voices at the United Nations
Pacific Security Snapshot 2nd United States-Pacific Islands Forum Summit  • By Pacific Security College Also in this edition: Niue and Cook Islands forge diplomatic ties with United States. Chinese navy vessel arrives in Papua New Guinea. Pacific climate change advocacy at the United Nations. El Niño is officially declared. Fifteenth Pacific Health Ministers Meeting in Tonga. HIV and tuberculosis cases increase in Papua New Guinea Read moreabout 2nd United States-Pacific Islands Forum Summit 
Pacific Security Snapshot Pacific Islands Forum Women Leaders Meeting • By Pacific Security College Also in this edition: Pacific High-Level Dialogue on Climate Change. Fiji to sign Status of Forces Agreement with France. Palau expands United States maritime law enforcement agreement. Papua New Guinea special elite force to combat tribal violence. Australia extends police presence in Solomon Islands Read moreabout Pacific Islands Forum Women Leaders Meeting

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