Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is off to meet UK prime minister Boris Johnson, where she’s expected to sign an agreement to let more young Kiwis travel and work in the United Kingdom.
Read more: Jacinda Ardern to meet Boris Johnson; sign deal to let more young Kiwis to head to UK
New Zealand has secured a free trade agreement with the European Union, estimated to be worth $1.8 billion annually when it’s fully implemented.
It will remove 91% of tariffs as soon as the deal is actioned, worth an estimated $100 million just in duties savings.
Read more: EU and New Zealand secure free trade agreement
New Zealand has secured a major free trade deal with the European Union which could see a $1.8 billion increase in export revenue for Aotearoa each year.
Read more: NZ secures historic free trade deal with EU
China has labelled Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's comments about Beijing's growing assertiveness "misguided accusations" and warned they won't help the two countries keep their relationship on "the right track".
In a statement on Thursday night, a spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in New Zealand said representatives had taken note of Ardern's remarks at the NATO leaders' summit in Madrid, Spain.
New Zealand and the European Union have struck an historic free trade deal, "unlocking access to one of the world's biggest and most lucrative markets" after four years of tough negotiating.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and President of the European Union Ursula von der Leyen unveiled the details in Brussels, but it was touch and go as to whether a good enough deal could be agreed.
Read more: New Zealand secures historic free trade deal with European Union
Kia ora koutou katoa.
It is a rare thing to have New Zealand represented at a NATO Summit. While we have worked together in theatres such as Afghanistan, and have been partners for just on a decade, today represents an important moment for our Pacific nation.
Read more: PM's comments to NATO session
Ukrainian fighters have started taking turns to leave the battlefield and the country to spend time with the New Zealand Defence Force.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has expressly called out a "more assertive" China during her speech at a summit hosted by NATO, the North Atlantic military alliance regularly criticised by Beijing.
As the leaders' summit in Madrid was underway on Wednesday, China's Ambassador to the United Nations made his country's thoughts on the group very clear, saying it had "sowed the seeds of conflict" in Europe and that "must not be allowed to happen in the Asia-Pacific".
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