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Siatoutánda, New Zealand Katılım Nisan 2007
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NZ National Party
NZ National Party@NZNationalParty·
NEW DEAL SIGNED 🇳🇿🇸🇬 We’ve just locked in an agreement with Singapore to keep fuel coming and New Zealand moving. It means petrol and diesel will keep flowing even in uncertain times, and we’re building stronger reserves at home to protect our country from global shocks and disruption.
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Richard Medhurst
Richard Medhurst@richimedhurst·
"These plans are not exclusively Trump’s, nor were they cobbled together overnight. They are the fruits of the Bush administration and neoconservatives like Dick Cheney. In 2001, while serving as Vice President, Cheney held 40 secret meetings with energy giants to author America’s strategy for the 21st century. The White House fought all the way to the Supreme Court to try and keep these meetings secret. If you’re picturing something like a shady gathering of executives, you’re not too far off: the heads of literally every major oil company were in the room with Cheney and his aides. The blueprint born from those secret meetings was a strategic document called the National Energy Policy (NEP). Even 25 years ago, the White House knew that capturing Venezuela’s oil reserves was key to “diversifying” the US’ oil supply" richardmedhurst.substack.com/p/how-the-us-p…
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Carl Worker
Carl Worker@carlworker·
“New Zealand built its prosperity on being pragmatic and (relatively) independent. Today, we are increasingly mirroring the geopolitical posture of the United States, without a formal defence pact to justify it. In a multipolar world, perception matters. Across much of Asia and the Global South, the US-led axis is becoming more contested. NZ has always performed best when it is seen as balanced and trustworthy, and we are drifting away from that position, from independent toward aligned. For a small trading nation in the Pacific, that is not a philosophical shift. It is an economic one. Nowhere is this more visible than in our relationship with China. China remains our largest trading partner by a wide margin, taking around 20-22% of our exports, close to NZ$18 billion annually, nearly double the size of our next largest markets.  Yet at the very moment Asia is driving global growth, we are creating friction. Slower visa settings, regulatory caution and political signalling are all contributing to a quieter message that Chinese tourists, students and capital are less welcome. Meanwhile, exports to the US are rising, but from a smaller base.  The deeper problem is structural: the US largely produces what New Zealand produces, competing on commodities rather than complementing them. It is not a natural substitute. New Zealand’s edge has always been its ability to work with both West and East. We are choosing not to.”
Carl Worker@carlworker

New Zealand is trying its hardest to go broke - Alex Worker. farmersweekly.co.nz/opinion/new-ze…

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cool timothy
cool timothy@dreadconquest·
it’s crazy that winston peters will pop off tweets about whatever dumb culture war shit but when it comes down to NZ citizens getting illegally abducted by israel or ice he doesn’t say shit, minister of foreign affairs or minister of foreign obedience?
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
Amid the impact of Economic Fury, Iran’s currency has hit an all-time low. The Iranian people deserve a new era, which the corrupt and shambolic Iranian regime cannot provide. With their oil industry closing and their currency plummeting, it is past time for the Iranian regime to concede that the people of Iran deserve much better than the ruins of their current regime can provide.
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Bizarre that China wastes its time w/ Australia and New Zealand when both nations regard China as a strategic threat and are nothing more than US proxies in the Asia-Pacific region
Carl Worker@carlworker

Despite being such a close US ally, Australia has a better relationship with China than NZ under the current respective governments. We have blown it. The only thing keeping things on an even keel is Chinese strategic patience.

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New Direction AFRICA
New Direction AFRICA@Its_ereko·
Maduro once said whoever takes Venezuela to the IMF is a traitor and the people have the right to take to the streets. This week, Delcy Rodríguez announced Venezuela is back at the IMF. A full blown traitor. A coup dressed in paperwork. The IMF does not save countries. The IMF traps them. Austerity. Privatization. Hunger. Argentina is the example. Premium beef exported. Donkey meat for locals. That is the IMF model. Venezuela was free of the IMF for years. Now the door is open again. The same institution that helped strangle Argentina, Ghana, and dozens of others. The people have the right to take to the streets. Maduro was right about that. The question is whether they will.
Stalingrad@StalingradolaB2

Maduro dijo en una ocasión que quien llevara al país al Fondo Monetario Internacional, sería un traidor y el pueblo tendría derecho a salir a las calles. Delcy agradece esta semana que Venezuela vuelva a estar en el FMI Una traidora en toda regla, esto ha sido un golpe de Estado

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People over Profits!
People over Profits!@Ppl_not_profits·
I don't think we can make an assessment based on tone and rhetoric alone. Ardern took NZ closer to NATO than any previous PM. That's really not independent foreign policy. That's aligning with Anglo-European powers over charting a sovereign and independent path.
Mountain_Tui@Mountain_Tui

What an immense contrast to the current lot in power Jacinda Ardern - 2018: "It's important NZ always maintains an independent foreign policy line. We need to speak to NZ values"

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MENA Visuals
MENA Visuals@menavisualss·
An 8th century Cross with Arabic writing "by the will of Allah" found in Ireland. 🏛 British Museum
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NZ National Party
NZ National Party@NZNationalParty·
There’s been a lot of misinformation about immigration under the new Free Trade Agreement with India. Much of what’s being said is spin rather than substance. Here’s the facts. This FTA does not open the floodgates on immigration. It allows around 1,700 temporary three‑year work visas per year - less than 3% of all work visas. And they can’t be renewed. Total numbers are capped so there can’t be more than 5,000 at any one time. The temporary work visa is targeted at skills New Zealand already needs - like doctors, nurses, teachers, ICT and engineers. These are roles that help keep hospitals staffed, classrooms open, and businesses productive. Claims about family migration are simply wrong. The FTA does not grant automatic rights for family members to enter, work or study in New Zealand. There is no back‑door pathway. The FTA is about lifting incomes for Kiwis, not importing labour from India. It means we can sell more of what we are good at to 1.4 billion people. It’s about bringing money into local communities, and helping Kiwis get ahead.
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Max Blumenthal
Max Blumenthal@MaxBlumenthal·
Asked if he thinks Israel committed genocide in Gaza, Obama accuses the questioner of not following the rules, then says “there are disasters and catastrophes everywhere” Obama is a historically inconsequential former president who believes in nothing but his own celebrity
Mosab Abu Toha@MosabAbuToha

@KStimmeGenozid Is Gaza a genocide?

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Carl Worker
Carl Worker@carlworker·
NZ was one of a tiny handful of countries that jumped at the chance to join the US in what turned out to be entirely unsuccessful military action against the Houthis in the Red Sea. We now know that our PM was as keen as mustard to front foot welcoming the illegal US/Israeli attack on Iran and murder of its top leader. There is no grounds for confidence in our government’s judgement and maximum attention is required to the risk that it will seek to curry favour with the US by signing NZ up to this one sided pro-blockade coalition being cobbled together by the US.
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