US cautions after Hawaii neighbour Kiribati gets Chinese police
By David Brunnstrom and Kirsty Needham, Reuters
Kiribati is considered strategic because it has one of the world's biggest exclusive economic zones, covering more than 3.5 million square km of the Pacific. Photo: RNZ / Jamie Tahana
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