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New Zealand election may shift stance on Donald Trump

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New Zealand's upcoming election may influence its foreign policy regarding Donald Trump. Analysts suggest the outcome, particularly the coalition partners, could shift the country's approach from its current cautious stance to a more independent one concerning the United States. AI

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New Zealand election may shift stance on Donald Trump

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Maria Siow ·

    Will New Zealand’s election reshape its ‘softly-softly’ approach to Trump?

    Cost of living issues are expected to dominate this weekend’s election in New Zealand, but the outcome could also determine whether Wellington maintains its cautious approach to US President Donald Trump or pursues a more independent foreign policy, analysts have said. With the m…

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