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US, UK join NZ and Pacific allies in Fijian military exercise
The name of the exercise originated from Operation Cartwheel during World War II.
'Inaction is no longer possible': On sidelines of UN, a push for China's abuses to be punished
China is accused of a ruthless campaign of torture, sexual assault and ethnic cleansing.
Is the game up for China's rockstar economy?
Just like NZ, a staff shortage looms - but China's companies cut back hiring plans.
China and Russia's vision of a remade world order
ANALYSIS: Xi and Putin aim to make their countries more powerful than the US.
China calls for 'proper manners' after royal snub
Government officials furious after being denied entry to view Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.
Chinese President's massive double standard could cause 'chaos'
It's customary for Communist Party leaders to retire once they reach 68 - Xi is 69.
Putin thanks China for its 'balanced' stance over Ukraine
Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges ongoing support for Moscow's "core interests".
Chinese drones: The latest irritant buzzing Taiwan's defences
New York Times: Drones started buzzing the islands after the US House Speaker's visit.
China shuns co-operation with UN human rights office over critical report
The report accused China of serious human rights violations against Uyghur Muslims.
'My son doesn't recognise me': The ongoing trauma from a tragic car crash
Two men died and one was injured as they drove to Parliament to protest CCP interference.
Sir John Key urges diplomacy with China, praises Ardern's efforts
Former PM said it was 'nonsense' to believe China would be aggressive in a military sense.
China's 'zero Covid' bind: No easy way out despite the cost
New York Times: Beijing has prioritised politics over science.
Putin and Xi to meet in Uzbekistan next week
The two leaders will meet at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit.
China earthquake deaths rise to 74 as anger over strict lockdown grows
At least 26 people are still missing.
'Kids need their mum': Australia urges China to allow detained journalist to speak to children
Chinese-born Australian journalist Cheng Lei was tried in Beijing on espionage charges.
'Dystopian nightmare': Video proves China's Covid insanity
China is experiencing some of the strictest lockdown conditions in the world.
As China imposes more Covid lockdowns, 'everyone is scared'
New York Times: Some 60 million people across China are facing partial or full lockdowns.
'Eavesdropping and stolen texts': China accuses US of spying
Both countries have accused each other of stealing secrets and "rampant spying".
'I was really scared': At least seven dead after powerful quake in China
The 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck a mountainous area in Sichuan province.
Savage response to viral China video
The response to this video on social media has been brutal.
Alarming Solomon Islands move shows China's growing influence
ANALYSIS: The island nation signed a controversial security agreement with China in April.
Chinese residents panic buying as major city locks down over 157 Covid cases
The 21 million people in Chengdu have been told to not leave their homes.
Russia launches war games with China
The drills will showcase increasing defence ties between Moscow and Beijing.
'Intrinsic weakness': Sign Chinese president's days are numbered
Whether or not the 69-year-old secures a third term will be decided next month.
UN investigates human rights violations in China
China is accused of torture and rights violations in Beijing's campaign against terrorism.
Stephen Jacobi on world trade: 'It's messy out there'
New Zealand's exporters are faring quite well despite a 'messy' world trade scene.
'Imaginary alliances' do our trade no good
China has become the New Zealand dairy industry's domestic market.
'Very clear message': US warships sail through Taiwan Strait amid China tensions
China has sent multiple warships around Taiwan since Nancy Pelosi's visit to the nation.
China heatwave: 'Most extreme heat event in world history'
China is experiencing a heatwave causing potential chaos and food shortages.
Sending murder suspect to China could cost taxpayers millions
Officials would need to post an extra diplomat to Shanghai to monitor his treatment.
Photos: Heat wave changes landscape in southwest China
Meteorologists are calling it the nation's strongest heat wave since record keeping began.
Some like it hot: Eating spicy in China's WWII shelters
The city of Chongqing is known for both soaring temperatures and spicy cuisine.