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Based on 7 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

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Picture: Yle Mattias Simonsen Sports journalist who lived in the Turku region with the roots of Borga and Helsinki. Reports on both national and regional sports news. Working with Yle Sports NHL Pod. Responsible for Yle Sports social media. (confirmed by 2 sources; translated from sv) [2]

WASHINGTON/SYDNEY -- China's new security pact with the Solomon Islands has fueled concerns over its long-term plans in the South Pacific as Beijing competes with the U.S. for influence over strategically located island nations in the region. [5]

Daniel Twining is president of the International Republican Institute in Washington. Amie Woeber is the group's program director for the Pacific Islands. OpinionChina cannot match what U.S. [6]

File image of Solomon Islands’ Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and China’s Premier Li Qiang at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on July 10, 2023/Photo: AFP AFP Solomon Islanders will head to the polls this week, voting in an election that pro... [7]

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