Rights groups say a million Uighurs and other Muslims are being held in camps.

But the two ministers see eye-to-eye on a rebuke of China over the treatment of Uyghurs.

Comment: Who benefits most from her government role — the American people or her family?

Details of 12 Overseas Investment Office decisions are out.

US China relations expert John Pomfret says NZ should worry less about Beijing's reaction.

EDITORIAL: China has asked for trust and deserves more than we have given it.

Premier Li Keqiang also expressed his condolences for Christchurch terror attack victims.

The times in China, they have been changing, writes Audrey Young.

Sanders noted "Trump likes Kim and doesn't think these sanctions will be necessary."

The Spark boss has taken the war of words to Twitter.

Spy chief says he is in the security business, not the foreign affairs business.

New Zealand has work to do to balance diplomatic demands as US/China tensions grow.

New Zealand is 'the meat in a very uncomfortable sandwich', says security analyst.

Winston Peters wines and dines Aussie counterpart before getting down to business.

Comment: Growing support outside Venezuela is vital for opposition.

Trump's decision to lead charge against Maduro has stirred understandable wariness.

Last year he admitted lying to the FBI about Kremlin connections during the 2016 election.

COMMENT: Is it worth risking our China friendship for fair-weather mate the US?

The US shows no intention of pulling out of Syria but could ultimately face defeat.

COMMENT: There'll be plenty to talk about when Jacinda Ardern finally gets to Beijing.

Choosing swimming lanes does not fit with NZ's independent foreign policy, says PM Ardern.

Contradicting the Saudi government's claims that he was not involved in the killing.

PM removes device from table before talks with Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.