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China Calls New Zealand a “Pawn” After Espionage Accusation

China denounced New Zealand as a “pawn” after accusations of espionage, accusing officials of siding with outside powers.

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China Calls New Zealand a “Pawn” After Espionage Accusation

China criticized New Zealand after New Zealand officials accused China-linked actors of espionage, calling the country a “pawn” used by others. Chinese diplomats and state media argued Wellington’s actions were driven by political pressure and said New Zealand was choosing to escalate tensions instead of engaging constructively. The dispute follows heightened scrutiny between the two countries over cyber and intelligence activities. New Zealand denied wrongdoing and said it would continue to protect its national security, while urging dialogue to manage differences.

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