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The European Union stepped up planning for a 'no-deal' Brexit on Friday after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government refused to revoke a plan to break the divorce treaty that Brussels says will sink four years of talks.
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Read more: EU readying for no-deal Brexit after UK said it would renege on January treaty
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In the face of a "delicate and dangerous" global situation with China, New Zealand must be proactive - but not provocative - in its dealings with the Middle Kingdom, Simon Bridges says.
From COVID-19, to an increasingly contentious relationship with the US, human rights breaches in Xinjiang and Hong Kong's judicial system crackdown, China's affairs and their global ramifications have been keenly observed throughout 2020.
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“I’m more anti-China than you!” That’s one theme of this Presidential election. But not long ago, American presidents were excited about China.
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One of the last few remaining members of the Māori Battalion who saw action in Italy, the Middle East and Japan has died.
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Read more: Māori Battalion veteran Epineha Ratapu dies aged 98
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One of the pilots whose encounter with a mysterious - and still unexplained - object off the coast of the US in 2004 says whatever it was, it committed an "act of war".
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Read more: Infamous 2004 UFO committed 'act of war', says pilot who saw it
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The Electoral Commission won't be taking action against the NZ Public Party (NZPP), saying because it's not an actual registered political party, it is not subject to the usual spending rules.
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Read more: Electoral Commission clears NZ Public Party of wrongdoing over donations
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