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New Zealand accuses China of foreign interference - Vimarsana News

New Zealand accuses China of foreign interference

WELLINGTON: New Zealand's spy agency accused China on Friday (Aug 11) of espionage and foreign interference, a frank assertion from a country typically wary of angering its largest trading partner. China's growing "assertiveness" was fuelled by a strategic tussle in the Asia-Pacific region, New Zealand's S

New Zealand intelligence report accuses China of 'foreign interference' | New Zealand - Vimarsana News

New Zealand intelligence report accuses China of 'foreign interference' | New Zealand

Report from the country’s spy agency, the NZSIS, also claims foreign intelligence ‘persistently’ conduct operations against New Zealand

China Russia and Iran are engaged in foreign interference in New Zealand intelligence agency says - Vimarsana News

China Russia and Iran are engaged in foreign interference in New Zealand intelligence agency says

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new zealand: China, Russia and Iran are engaged in foreign interference in New Zealand, intelligence agency says

The report said Iran had been engaged in societal interference by monitoring and reporting on Iranian communities and dissident groups in New Zealand. The agency linked Russia's war in Ukraine to a number of problems, including increased geopolitical competition, supply chain disruptions, and efforts to spy on other countries and seed disinformation.