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In a Fight Over Taiwan, China Is No 'Near Peer' Adversary - Vimarsana News

In a Fight Over Taiwan, China Is No 'Near Peer' Adversary

Beyond the apparent mischaracterization of the relative local balance of power between China and the United States in and around Taiwan, the term is emblematic of the institutional hubris that characterizes how the DoD approaches adversaries and problems.

How Washington Soured on China-US Subnational Exchanges - Vimarsana News

How Washington Soured on China-US Subnational Exchanges

Under Trump, there was new focus on – and concern about – Beijing’s attempts to take advantage of differences between local, state, and federal governments.

Mushroom scientist's business empire opening 40 KiwiSo stores selling NZ health products in China - Vimarsana News

Mushroom scientist's business empire opening 40 KiwiSo stores selling NZ health products in China

Fungi Professor Yihuai Gao arrived here 30 years ago with $1000. Now he's helping Kiwi businesses break into the huge Chinese market for wellness products.

Labour, National tight-lipped on former Kiwi-Chinese MPs' departure - Vimarsana News

Labour, National tight-lipped on former Kiwi-Chinese MPs' departure

Labour and National are refusing to comment on reports that say they orchestrated the resignations of two Chinese MPs last year due to security concerns.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Labour, National tight-lipped on former Kiwi-Chinese MPs' departures - Vimarsana News

Labour, National tight-lipped on former Kiwi-Chinese MPs' departures

RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly Another source also confirmed to RNZ that an agreement was reached during a meeting attended by the parties' chiefs of staff. Asked about the allegations, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declined to comment to reporters. "We do not confirm or deny any security briefings that we do or don't receive," Ardern said. A spokesperson for the National Party also said the party did not comment on security or intelligence briefings. Both Huo and Yang featured heavily in research into China's influence in New Zealand by Canterbury University professor Anne-Marie Brady. ...