‘Tremendous prosperity’ in Indo-Pacific, but middle powers must work together: New Zealand PM Luxon

by admin | May 5, 2026 | Asia

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New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon discussed the Indo-Pacific’s economic potential, geopolitical tensions, and efforts by countries like New Zealand and Singapore to strengthen trade and security ties in an interview with CNA’s Angela Lim.

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