The Fijian government is facing internal tension over a police training and deployment agreement with China.

The author contends that Australia should refrain from interfering with the Fiji-China agreement as it doesn't directly impact Australian sovereignty.

Evidence of China's efforts to control its citizens abroad is provided, with a video showing Chinese nationals being detained in Fiji and repatriated to China.

Despite concerns about Pacific sovereignty, the author advises against Australia taking a hard stance on police cooperation with China to avoid potential backlash.

Australia already engages in significant police collaboration with China, especially in combating transnational crime in the region.

The author advocates for careful diplomacy and nuanced discussions with China over aggressive assertions of Australian influence.