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Biden and Macron hold talks on Ukraine, climate, China

Biden will honour Macron with the first state dinner of his presidency during his visit.

Shane Jones: Where is Jacinda Ardern positioning NZ in foreign policy rejig?

OPINION: Former Cabinet Minister questions PM's direction on foreign policy.

Putin says Russia can't be isolated; WTO sees war weighing on global trade growth

Vladimir Putin is vowing that its goals in Ukraine will be achieved.

Trade disruptions set to hit consumers hard in 2022

Two new reports highlight extent to which pandemic has raised costs for global trade.

Jane Kelsey: WTO on a TRIP to a potential fall

OPINION: Jane Kelsey sounds some warnings over next week's WTO ministerial conference.

Alan Bollard: Covid has hit global economy faster and deeper than GFC

The Apec CEO Summit has turned its attention to the economic recovery from Covid.

Charles Finny: Apec — and a WTO in crisis

Charles Finny would like to see support of the WTO in the Apec Leaders' Declaration.

Aukus row: France calls off EU trade talks with Australia

"Keeping one's word" is a condition of trust, says French Europe minister.

NZ secures Apec deal for equitable Covid vaccine access

The 21 Apec countries represent over a third the population and half the world's GDP.

Inside the White House: Trump's Kiwi right-hand man speaks

Trump's Kiwi deputy chief of staff says he he lost friends because of his job.

MacNamara: Thorny issues for NZ's new Trade Minister

Securing greater access to the United States market is just one of many issue.

Global challenges for NZ won't disappear with Trump

NZ's commitment to multilateralism has clashed with a new kind of isolationism in the US.

Liam Dann: Why Ardern can't call Trump a creep ... even if he is

The Government shouldn't endorse Trump's pick for top OECD job just because he's a Kiwi.

Trump wrecking-ball takes another swing at global trade

The Trump administration continues to undermine global free-trade at the WTO.

UK not 'match fit' for post-Brexit trade talks, claims New Zealand's deputy prime minister

Winston Peters complains about lack of progress in negotiations.