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![]() Geoffrey MillerThe Diplomat |
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.
For New Zealand, Trump’s overwhelming win in the U.S. election might spark a rethink of its policy of aligning more closely with Washington.
After nearly two decades of talks, and numerous diplomatic twists and turns, the country has sealed an FTA with the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Decisions made in Washington will also have a direct impact on Wellington.
The deal will go down as one of Wellington’s fastest trade negotiations ever – and a breakthrough for New Zealand’s relations with the Middle East...
New Zealand’s prime minister reaffirmed a “foreign policy reset” that involves pursuing closer defense cooperation with Australia.
As tensions in the Middle East rise further, New Zealand’s rhetoric continues to evolve. What about its actions?