China's alternative Asian development bank poses diplomatic dilemma for NZ
New Zealand is again being forced to choose between the US and China.
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New Zealand is on the sidelines waiting to make another decision with major foreign policy and economic implications.
The first, of course, is whether to join the anti-Islamic Republic coalition to support the government of Iraq.
The other, less publicised one is whether to join the $US50 billion
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 03 Nov 2014
Mon, 03 Nov 2014
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China's alternative Asian development bank poses diplomatic dilemma for NZ
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