Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka indicated Wednesday his country is reconsidering its security ties with China when talking about a decade-old police cooperation deal signed with Beijing, amid recent competition between China and the West for influence in the Pacific.During a visit to New Zealand, Rabuka voiced his doubt about seeking closer alignment with China, saying at a press conference, "If our systems and our values differ, what cooperation can we get from them?"Speaking about the police cooperation agreement, Rabuka said, "We need to look at that again before we decide whether …READ FULL ARTICLE
