💨 Abstract
FBI Director Kash Patel opened a new office in Wellington, New Zealand, to counter Chinese influence. New Zealand officials dismissed Patel's remarks, focusing instead on transnational crime. China criticized the move, urging collaboration without targeting third parties. New Zealand faces pressure to align with U.S. stances on China while maintaining trade ties. Patel's visit highlights U.S. efforts to rally Indo-Pacific nations against China. Locals expressed unease, planning protests, reflecting broader political tensions with the U.S
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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