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Geoffrey MillerThe Diplomat |
Christopher Luxon’s government has sought to deepen relations with the Gulf states, but the PM is aware of his country’s limited influence.
For New Zealand, the six Gulf countries have also become increasingly essential – especially in trade, but also in wider strategic terms.
Christopher Luxon is heading to Asia for a diplomatic double-header. What are his main goals?
The 15 percent tariff rate is a tough pill to swallow as the Luxon government tries to tout its economic policy.
The current geopolitical situation will invariably be canvassed when Luxon visits China next week and then attends the NATO summit.
For the first time in a decade, a New Zealand prime minister is heading to the Middle East for more than just a courtesy call.
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