September 8th, 2024

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New Zealand calls for calm, constructive dialogue in New Caledonia
New Zealand foreign policy
3 months ago

New Zealand calls for calm, constructive dialogue in New Caledonia

New Zealand is urging calm and constructive dialogue in New Caledonia amidst escalating violence and protests in Nouméa, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said today,...

Global instability at the forefront of New Zealand's foreign policy agenda, says Winston Peters
New Zealand foreign policy
4 months ago

Global instability at the forefront of New Zealand's foreign policy agenda, says Winston Peters

Addressing the annual lecture hosted by the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs at Parliament, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs...

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