‘Textbook misinformation’: China rejects New Zealand security report accusations

‘Textbook misinformation’: China rejects New Zealand security report accusations

China has rejected claims that it is a growing espionage threat to New Zealand, calling the suggestions in Wellington’s latest intelligence report “groundless” and “riddled with ideological bias”. In the annual report released on Thursday, New Zealand said it was facing its toughest national security challenges, with increasing threats of foreign interference and espionage. It…

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Netanyahu escalates attack on Australia’s Albanese as Jewish group urges calm

By Renju Jose SYDNEY (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday stepped up his personal attacks on Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese over his government’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state, saying Albanese’s political record had been damaged forever. Diplomatic ties between Australia and Israel have soured since Albanese’s centre-left Labor government last week announced…

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China-India talks: Narendra Modi praises ‘stable, predictable, constructive ties’

China-India talks: Narendra Modi praises ‘stable, predictable, constructive ties’

China’s top diplomat Wang Yi highlighted to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi how dialogue mechanisms between their countries have been revived when the two met on Tuesday, following their latest cautious overture amid a rapidly evolving global landscape. In New Delhi, Wang said that during border talks he and India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval…

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Hong Kong authorities object as Australia, UK grant asylum to 2 activists

Hong Kong authorities object as Australia, UK grant asylum to 2 activists

Hong Kong authorities have lambasted the “harbouring of criminals by countries” as Australia and the United Kingdom granted asylum and residency status respectively to a pair of opposition activists wanted for national security offences. Fugitive former lawmaker Ted Hui Chi-fung, who lives in Adelaide, and activist Tony Chung Hon-lam, based in London, announced separately on…

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