New Zealand foreign minister opposes trade pact with India, calls it 'neither free nor fair'
New Zealand's coalition government faces internal opposition to the India FTA, with Foreign Minister Winston Peters vowing to vote against it. He argues the deal is unfair, giving too much on immigration without sufficient returns, particularly for dairy exports. Despite this, the opposition Labour Party reportedly supports the legislation.
New Zealand's coalition government faces internal opposition to the India FTA, with Foreign Minister Winston Peters vowing to vote against it. He argues the deal is unfair, giving too much on immigration without sufficient returns, particularly for dairy exports. Despite this, the opposition Labour Party reportedly supports the legislation.
