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‘If you send me back I will die’: Dramatic escape for first defector to NZ since Cold War
Ex-Chinese consulate staffer feared his Catholicism was putting his life in danger.
Xi Jinping awarded third term as China’s president, extending rule
Under previous a previous tradition Chinese leaders handed over power once a decade.
China fires up over ’Cold War mentality’
China has sensationally accused Australia of trying to stir up an arms race in the region.
Australia to buy nuclear-powered subs made in US under Aukus agreement
It comes after Australia cancelled a multibillion-dollar contract for a French-built fleet
China threatens 'confrontation' if the US doesn't back off
Qin Gang warns that Beijing and the US are headed for "confrontation".
Xi accuses US of trying to block China’s development
Is the United States out to sabotage China? Chinese leaders think so.
'Economic coercion': Govt fears China using trade as a weapon
Officials are working on a plan to make New Zealand resilient to a China trade freeze
Chinese minister warns of conflict unless US changes course
Combative statement says America has 'deviated from the rational and sound' track.
Can TikTok convince the world it is not a tool for China?
Financial Times: The app faces a fight for its future as spying fears escalate.
Fugees star to stand trial for alleged 'secret lobbying'
Pras Michel is charged with acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government.
Germany warns of ‘consequences’ if China sends arms to Russia
Olaf Scholz has threatened to crack down on China if they send weapons and aid to Russia.
Editorial: Reopened China may be good for Ukraine
OPINION: Our editorial looks at how Beijing will be keen to get back to business.
US, Russia hold highest-level talks since Ukraine invasion
US Sec of State Antony Blinken and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met at G20.
Crown agency on investment committee member’s tweet calling China an ‘enemy state’
Fund manager sees possible fallout for NZ.
China, Belarus presidents call for Ukraine ceasefire, talks
Presidents urge a ceasefire to bring about a political settlement to Ukraine conflict.
Covid conspiracy theories soar after report of origins
Each attempt to look at where the virus started is swamped by misinformation.
Major tourist destination announces massive mask policy change
The new mask rule will impact all visitors as of March 1.
What we know and don’t know about the origins of Covid-19
New York Times: Conclusive evidence hard to come by and intelligence agencies are split.
White House orders ban on TikTok
Federal agencies given 30 days to delete Chinese-owned social media app.
China claims it is ‘open and transparent’ about origin of Covid-19
US officials remain divided on origin of virus; China says it has co-operated in search.
Tibetans angry convicted Chinese murderer used ‘Tibetan cause’ to fight deportation
Members of the Tibetan community in Auckland have distanced themselves from Li.
Covid-19 origins still a mystery three years into pandemic
Did the coronavirus originate in animals or leak from a Chinese lab?
Lab leak most likely caused pandemic, US Energy Department says
New York Times: New intelligence prompted the department to change its position.
China issues peace plan; Zelensky says he’ll await details
China is calling for a ceasefire and peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.
Editorial: Searching for an endgame, a year on from Russia’s invasion
OPINION: Our editorial on resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
Opinion: Why Ukraine conflict means even more to NZ today
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China anticipates billions of tourists in 2023
A recent study suggests tourists will bring in trillions in 2023.
Another Chinese billionaire vanishes - and so does business confidence
New York Times: Bao Fan 'assisting authorities with investigation', state media says.
2 dead, more than 50 missing in China mine collapse
More than 300 rescue workers operating 129 rescue vehicles are taking part in the search.
A2 Milk lifts first half profit by 22pc, says China still challenging
A2 Milk's post-Covid recovery has continued with a lift in its first half profit.
'Blacklist’: Australia and China's relations still shaky after 'peace'
China has called it a 'win-win' but really it could just be seen as a win for Australia.
NZ not taking action over Chinese-made surveillance cameras
The cameras made by Hikvision and Dahua are widespread in this country.
China's brazen balloon move sparks diplomatic firestorm, but what does it mean?
Strategic analysts are struggling to come to grips with what China's incursion means.