Summarised by Centrist
A New Zealand police trip to China in October, described as a “private, self-funded” cultural competency visit, is facing scrutiny as a possible foreign influence operation. China expert Anne-Marie Brady said, “This has all the hallmarks of political tourism,” linking the trip to United Front tactics.
Despite police assurances of precautions, Brady warned it could damage trust among vulnerable communities.
“…a new dark age of equitable poverty.”
“We don’t think children should be buying tickets for gambling.”
Her lawyer declined to comment.
Could the bill target critics of NZ’s foreign policy?
“Some analysts now think the first Fed cut last year was a mistake.”
“The modern economy and global living standards are products of fossil fuel use.”
“…a new dark age of equitable poverty.”
“We don’t think children should be buying tickets for gambling.”
Her lawyer declined to comment.
Could the bill target critics of NZ’s foreign policy?
“Some analysts now think the first Fed cut last year was a mistake.”
“The modern economy and global living standards are products of fossil fuel use.”
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