NZ sending enough troops, says new US Ambassador
The US will not ask New Zealand to send more troops to Afghanistan as part of Barack Obama's final surge, its new ambassador to Wellington says.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromDiplomacy
Key to attend Copenhagen climate change summit
John Key has announced he will attend the climate change leaders conference at Copenhagen after 'reassessing' his Govt's position.
Key books flight to Copenhagen - just in case
John Key is preparing to attend the Copenhagen summit, with tickets provisionally booked as a 'precautionary step'.
NZ skipper absent as Iran seizes yacht crew
A New Zealander was preparing to skipper a yacht in an international race when the boat was seized by Iranian authorities in territorial waters.
NZ pledges $90m for climate fund
NZ would pay about $30m a year for at least three years into a US$10bn fund for developing countries to adopt low carbon-emitting policies, John Key has indicated.
Queen's plea to go green
The Queen yesterday urged the Commonwealth's members to lead the world in responding to global climate change.
John Key in talks with Queen
Prime Minister John Key had a one-on-one meeting with the Queen in Trinidad this morning.
<i>John Armstrong:</i> No stealing star's limelight
This year's Apec leaders' meeting vividly demonstrated who really has the clout and who hasn't.
Stop your bullying, Fiji leader tells NZ
Fiji's military dictator has sent a message to the New Zealand Government - butt out and stop your bullying.
Key to cement relations with US visit
John Key will pay an official visit to Washington next year following a personal invitation to the White House from President Barack Obama.