Celsus Irokwato Talifilu says ordinary people also worried about being caught in a conflict between China and the US
A key adviser to the premier of the most populous province in
The comments came as Australia’s spy chief said Canberra was concerned Chinese police deployed to Solomon Islands under a new security pact could use “ruthless” techniques previously used to quell anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
There are tensions between the national government and Malaita, which has serious economic challenges and does not feel it has received adequate support from the national government to address them. Malaita did not support the Sogavare government’s decision in 2019 to. Unhappiness with Sogavare over the switch was part of the motivation for riots in Honiara in 2021.
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