Winston Peters discusses New Zealand's foreign policy engagement with the U.S. during a meeting with Marco Rubio, emphasizing shared concerns over the Middle East conflict, Pacific security, and China's expanding influence, while highlighting mutual support for regional stability
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Exactly. So let me come back to the Pacific in just a couple of moments. Did you relay a message as put forward by our Prime Minister yesterday that we don't like what's going on and we wouldn't mind it all being sorted out?
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