New Zealand Must ‘Reset’ Cook Islands Ties
New Zealand must ‘reset’ Cook Islands ties after China pact, foreign minister says
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters said on Wednesday his country must “reset” its relationship with the Cook Islands government after its Pacific neighbour signed agreements with China without consultation.
It also outlines that New Zealand will continue to assist with the defence of the Cook Islands if requested and that ...
New Zealand and the Cook Islands are in the middle of a diplomatic row. A series of events has frustrated New Zealand, with the latest being the island nation’s Prime Minister going to ...
The National Party-led government says it could breach constitutional arrangements between the two countries. Along with Tokelau and Niue, the Cook Islands is part of New Zealand’s ...
The two nations are also obliged to consult on defense and security. But New Zealand says it was not consulted about the deal between the Cook Islands and Beijing. New Zealand Foreign ...
New Zealand seeks transparency from Cook Islands on China agreements China says it sees Cook Islands as important South Pacific partner Cook Islands opposition questions lack of consultation ...
It also outlines that New Zealand will continue to assist with the defence of the Cook Islands if requested and that the two countries will consult regularly on defence and security agreements ...
Wellington | New ... Cook Islands’ leader travels to China this week to sign agreements without properly consulting Wellington, despite the two nations’ constitutional ties. New Zealand ...
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