Solomon Islands Elects New Prime Minister After No-Confidence Vote
Lawmakers elected a new prime minister on Friday following the ouster of his predecessor. A former leader who supported ties with Taiwan and a China critic have been given key roles in the new government.
The Japan TimesLawmakers in the Solomon Islands elected Matthew Wale as prime minister on Friday after his predecessor was removed through a no-confidence vote. A former leader who supported ties with Taiwan and a China critic have been appointed to key positions in the new government.
The appointments come in an archipelago located 1,600 kilometers northeast of Australia. Changes of leadership in the region are closely watched by Western diplomats. The new government also announced a ban on the dolphin trade.
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