Following the Cook Islands' announcement to enter into a partnership with China, New Zealand has decided to suspend financial aid, including a planned payment of nearly €10 million for development. The New Zealand government, which has allocated some €100 million over the past three years, has called for concrete measures from the Cook Islands to restore confidence. The move reflects concerns about China's growing influence in the resource-rich Pacific.
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Noua Zeelandă suspendă ajutorul acordat Insulelor Cook din cauza unui acord cu China
Noua Zeelandă suspendă finanțarea către Insulele Cook din cauza relațiilor acestora cu China
Noua Zeelandă suspendă ajutorul acordat Insulelor Cook din cauza unui acord a fostei colonii cu China
Noua Zeelandă suspendă ajutorul acordat Insulelor Cook din cauza unui acord cu China
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