Solomon Islands violence recedes but not underlying tension
From Elizabeth Osifelo, Helen Regan and Teele Rebane, CNN and Reuters Australia is deploying police and defense personnel to support authorities in the Solomon Islands, as violent protests continued for a second day in the capital, Honiara on Thursday, despite a 36-hour lockdown being imposed.
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Australia defense personnel dispatched to Solomon Islands as violent protests continue for second day
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3 sourcesViolence in Solomon Islands recedes despite the government showing no signs it will address the problems
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4 articlesSolomon Islands PM blames violent anti-government protests on foreign interference
Solomon Islands: Officials impose curfew after days of unrest | DW
Solomon Islands: Buildings set on fire as rioters defy lockdown | DW
Australia’s early intervention can help Solomon Islands but the roots of the conflict run deep | Mihai Sora
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2 developments- Nov 25, 2021Australia defense personnel dispatched to Solomon Islands as violent protests continue for second day
- Nov 26, 2021Solomon Islands violence recedes but not underlying tension
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