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Tony Blair on Fortress NZ, cancel culture and the haters at home
Times: "I may be hated, but I am also quite liked by some people."
Times: "I may be hated, but I am also quite liked by some people."
Britain's Defence Secretary has warned Russia is "ready" to invade.
Kremlin officials mock US and Nato concerns as military pressure continues to pile on.
Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta travels to Paris this month for forum on the Indo-Pacific.
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US intelligence says Russian invasion could be any day - Ukraine leader calls for calm.
What we see on the ground is no different from preparation for an invasion.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss warns of "massive consequences" unless Russia pulls back.
White House adviser says Russia could invade Ukraine any day.
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Moscow denies it is planning an assault, but the US fears Russia is planning for war.
Kremlin issues threat of 'retaliatory measures', heightening concern of invasion.
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New York Times: Mixed messages confuse the picture as military buildup continues.
Worried Ukrainians call on NZ Government to seek a peaceful resolution as troops gather.
UK govt made the claim based on an intelligence assessment, without providing evidence.
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Senator Mitch McConnell said the criticism directed his way was 'outrageous'.
Barnaby Joyce doesn't have much sympathy for Djokovic as he tries to overturn visa ruling.
The leaders spoke amid growing alarm over Russia's troop buildup near Ukraine.
US President warned Putin Russia will face 'severe consequences' if it attacks Ukraine.
Move hailed a step in the right direction as fast-spreading variant takes hold.
Gabriel Boric had 56% of the votes, compared to 44% for his opponent.
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Center-left leader Olaf Scholz to succeed Angela Merkel later this week.
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Civilian disaster drills and 'guerilla warfare' training - Taiwan prepares for the worst.
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The surreal images come as tensions rise between Washington and Beijing.