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Audrey Young: Michael Cullen was right about Mike Moore
COMMENT: Moore could have helped to blunt Labour's factionalism, writes Audrey Young.
Editorial: It's hard to overstate WTO setback for international law
EDITORIAL: New Zealand has always had a particular need for multilateral agreements.
Winston Peters G20 pitch: Trade and climate change
Winston Peters used a rare audience with the big countries to put in a plea for the small.
Winston Peters' US trade push and G20 meeting
Winston Peters optimistic about US trade talks start, as he attends G20 in Japan.
G20 calling: Winston Peters' Japan mission
Trade, China and US set to dominate in Winston Peters' G20 talks.
Comment: 'The weak country is weak' - Japan's lesson for NZ
Wooing the US in trade can be a fraught exercise, as Japan has learned.
On the Road: NZ hedges bets on China's global expansion
New Zealand has been a big supporter of China's ambitions.
Audrey Young: 'A live wire' - Meet NZ's top trade official
New Zealand's trade officials are facing tumultuous times, says minister David Parker.
Matthew Hooton: Denying a win to the terrorists
Christchurch Call doesn't trample on right to free speech.
Matthew Hooton: Worst of global instability may be behind us
The past three years have jeopardised decades of peace, but there are glimmers of hope.
UN calls for overhaul of global finance
Task force says major changes needed to tackle challenges facing the planet.
Parker looks to strengthen business ties between NZ and China
David Parker is taking large and small business to China with him.
Closure of sawmills 'right across the country'
New Zealand bleeds wood processing jobs as logs ship to China, industry leader says.
Editorial: A record trade deficit bears watching
Comment: A redid trade deficit does not matter as much as it once did.
Ex-spy chief's warning to May over Brexit
Ex-head of MI6 say UK Prime Minister's Brexit agreement "threatens national security".
Trump's mangled truths on Russia probe, Cohen
Associated Press looks at the latest claims from the US President.
Fonterra navigates through rising world trade tensions
Fonterra is navigating its way through the choppy waters of world trade.
Editorial: Apec reduced to a geopolitical stage
EDITORIAL: US-China rivalry has got in the way of progress at the Apec meeting in PNG.
CPTPP benefits kick off by end of year - Trade Minister
CPTPP will kick in on December 30, marking the first free trade deal between NZ and Japan
'Revamped Nafta no great worry for NZ'
There was one big surprise in the Nafta 2.0 says Stephen Jacobi, and it involves China.
Barry Soper: There are times you have to bite your tongue
COMMENT: What parts of Donald Trump's speech did you agree with?
Farewell, mate: Winston Peters' call to vanquished Aussie politican
New Zealand must now get used to new faces in foreign affairs, trade and defence.
There will be no winners in trade war - Chinese ambassador to NZ
COMMENT: China does not want to fight a trade war, nor will it initiate one.
EU trade chief: no need for total secrecy
EU Trade chief says they need 'good forces' in US to oppose tariffs too.
EU and NZ launch trade talks
EU Trade Commissioner points to agriculture as difficult area, but 'compromise' possible.
Govt hones in on revamped China FTA
Trade minister David Parker affirms commitment to developing China relationship.
NZ in no rush to challenge US, says Parker
The trade situation is changing every few days, says David Parker.
NZ to chase Trump tariffs exemption
Finance Minister Grant Robertson expects officials to seek an exemption to new US tariffs
Trump's tariffs could hurt New Zealand
COMMENT: New Zealand will not escape Trump's trade war.
Trump signs off on steel tariffs: Trade war looms
US Donald President Trump has this morning signed off on tariffs sparking trade war fears
Parker: US has weakened its TPP position
Parker says multinational tax behaviour has not helped the reputation of trade.
Chaotic start to Trump's Paris visit
US President separated from his motorcade in a chaotic start to his Paris visit.
Revealed: GCSB spied on Groser job rivals
Trade minister Tim Groser personally approved spying on diplomats after the job he wanted.