A plane believed to be carrying the Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and a delegation from Beijing lands in the Solomon Islands ahead of high-level meetings with the Honiara government following the negotiation of a security agreement between the two nations. Travelling until June 4, Wang will also stop in Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Kiribati and Samoa, as well as hold video calls with Micronesia and the Cook Islands -- a self-governing part of New Zealand. In Honiara, the trip has already stirred local controversy. Solomon Islands journalists are threatening to boycott coverage after a "joint press conference" planned for Thursday evening was to feature only questions from state media. IMAGES