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China Undermining US Position in the Pacific

Kiribati President Taneti Maamau, left, attends a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping on Jan. 6, 2020. (AP)

By    |   Wednesday, 06 March 2024 07:15 AM EST

Most analysts warily eyeing China are focused on Beijing's moves in relation to Taiwan or the South China Sea; however, the Chinese effort to buy influence among nearby island nations might be the more immediate threat to America's standing in the Pacific.

For instance, a recent agreement China signed to station its police officers on the island nation of Kiribati – located 2,480 miles southwest of Hawaii – has Washington, D.C., taking notice.

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Most analysts warily eyeing China are focused on Beijing's moves in relation to Taiwan or the South China Sea; however, the Chinese effort to buy influence among nearby island nations might be the more immediate threat to America's standing in the Pacific.
china, pacific, u.s., kiribati, mike johnson
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