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‘Don’t threaten us’: Albanese, Solomons PM condemn ‘provocative’ China missile launch
Australia accused China of failing to give enough notice of long-range missile test, while the Solomon Islands leader said it was “not something a friend does”.
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sbs.com.au
'Destabilising ': Australia criticises China after ballistic missile test launch in the Pacific
The dummy missile was launched by a nuclear submarine.
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Two major Pacific deals down, Albanese now looks ahead to the Solomon Islands
The Fiji treaty kicks off a week of meetings for Anthony Albanese with other regional leaders from the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Papua New Guinea and India.
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rnz.co.nz
Winston Peters 'deeply concerned' after China conducts missile test in South Pacific
The Foreign Minister says he's "deeply concerned" by China's testing of nuclear-capable weapons into the South Pacific, calling it an "unwelcome" development.
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theguardian.com
China tests long-range missile in Pacific in move Australia condemns as ‘destabilising to region’
Australian government confirms it was informed by China of its intent to conduct the test on Monday
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Afternoon Update: China conducts Pacific missile test; Albanese apologises for Kylie comments; and England’s epic win in Mexico
A test missile topped with a dummy warhead landed in the Pacific Ocean, Chinese state media reported
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independent.co.uk
China sparks outrage with rare ballistic missile test in Pacific
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nzherald.co.nz
Australia labels China's test missile 'destabilising' to South Pacific
The Australian and Fiji governments yesterday signed the Ocean of Peace Alliance.
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news.com.au
Next move after China ‘nuclear’ missile test
Canberra has made clear its “concern” directly to Beijing after the Chinese military test fired a nuclear capable missile in the South Pacific.
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abc.net.au
Chinese nuclear-capable missile draws criticism from Pacific leader
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labels a ballistic missile test carried out by China destabilising and provocative, while the Solomon Islands PM says it is "not the act of a…
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Australia is courting its next Pacific partner
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has visited the Solomon Islands just as China launches a nuclear-capable ballistic missile in the region.
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China's missile test in South Pacific 'incredibly unwelcome', PM Luxon says
The Prime Minister says it's unacceptable China has tested nuclear-capable weapons in the Pacific, and the government's expressed its concerns directly.
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What does China’s long-range missile test in the South Pacific mean for Australia? | David Vallance
The timing – on the day the Ocean of Peace Alliance treaty was signed with Fiji – reads as provocation at best, coercion at worst
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theage.com.au
‘Don’t threaten us’: Albanese, Solomons PM condemn ‘provocative’ China missile launch
Australia accused China of failing to give enough notice of long-range missile test, while the Solomon Islands leader said it was “not something a friend does”.
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smh.com.au
‘Concern to the world’: Trump administration condemns China after missile launch
Australia has accused China of failing to give enough notice of its long-range ballistic missile launch, which appears to have landed near Nauru.
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afr.com
Australia demands answers from Beijing over missile launch
Canberra has made a direct protest to Beijing over the launch of a nuclear-capable ballistic missile, as the US rebukes China over its nuclear build-up.
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koreatimes.co.kr
Australia, Solomon Islands vows stronger ties, criticize China's Pacific missile test - The Korea Times
SYDNEY — Australia and the Solomon Islands pledged on Tuesday to deepen bilateral ties and criticised China's test of a ballistic missile fired fro...
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China missile test: what do we know and why are countries in the region concerned?
Beijing described the test as ‘routine’, while the US, Australia and countries in the Pacific condemned the exercise
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Afternoon Update: China’s missile test condemned; tributes for Melbourne teacher; and another ‘Pam the Bird’ stunt
Albanese says China’s weapons test in the Pacific risks fuelling dangerous nuclear proliferation
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China’s Pacific missile launch is a diplomatic misfire
Despite Beijing’s insistence that the launch was a “routine” test, it is widely perceived in the region as a provocative and unsettling act.
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China’s missiles sank its Pacific charm offensive
Beijing should be well aware that firing a weapon into the open ocean, thousands of kilometres from its mainland, is deeply provocative.