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Violence erupted in Papua New Guinea, with 8 dead in the capital and shops looted.

Călin Nicolescu

11 January 2024, 10:01

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Prime Minister James Marape has vowed not to tolerate lawlessness, and Australia has offered support to calm the situation. China has complained of vandalized Chinese shops and lodged a formal complaint with the government in Port Moresby.

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