Cook Islands PM defends pact with China, urges Pacific nation not to depend on ‘big brother’ New Zealand
[HKFP] - 02/18/2025
The Cook Islands’ prime minister on Tuesday defended a new partnership pact with China and urged his country not to depend on handouts from “big brother” New Zealand. Prime Minister Mark Brown said the accord signed with Beijing offers his small Pacific nation opportunities in trade, (…)
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[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
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[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
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[HKFP] - 18/02/2025
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[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
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[HKFP] - 18/02/2025
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[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
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[RTHK] - 18/02/2025
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[South China Morning Post] - 18/02/2025
