Editor’s Insight: Why Sri Lanka beckons again for John Key
The prime minister's trade mission also has a global political commitment. With special audio feature.
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Prime Minister John Key is heading back to Sri Lanka this week with a business mission and the aim of boosting trade with a fellow Commonwealth country.
In 2013, I commended Mr Key for refusing to bow to left-wing pressure to boycott the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (Chogm).
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Editor’s Insight: Why Sri Lanka beckons again for John Key
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