NEWS: New Zealand Foreign Minister warns deteriorating relations with China may only be a matter of time May 24, 2021 at 09:52PM

NEWS: New Zealand Foreign Minister warns deteriorating relations with China may only be a matter of time May 24, 2021 at 09:52PM

New Zealand foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta says that exporters need to diversify to ensure they could survive deteriorating relations with Beijing.
Mahuta’s comments refer to current strains between Australia and China:
The NZ foreign minister spoke with the Guardian,

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New Zealand foreign minister Nanaia Mahuta says that exporters need to diversify to ensure they could survive deteriorating relations with Beijing.
Mahuta’s comments refer to current strains between Australia and China:
The NZ foreign minister spoke with the Guardian,