Foreign Minister Winston Peters has noted New Zealand and China will not always agree, in his opening remarks at today's bilateral meeting with the vice president in Beijing.

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has held his first bilateral meeting in China noting the two countries won't always agree. Meeting with Vice President Han Zheng this afternoon Mr Peters said he was ...

I am sad to report that Winston Peters is wrong. His thinking that the Pacific favours friendship has been proven naive. As I ...

Foreign Minister Winston Peters needs to restate New Zealand's relationship with the Cook Islands during talks with his ...

The foreign minister will be raising the matters of the warships and the controversial Cook Islands deals in three high-level ...

“Endless New Zealand politicians, including the present government, have pointed to our support for a rules-based ...

His decades of interaction with China will be invaluable for talks with leaders that seem certain to include the issue of warships conducting live fire exercises off Australia.

Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters is the latest to suggest New Zealand should back out of the Paris Climate Accord.

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has called for a “reset” of New Zealand’s relationship with the Cook Islands. In a speech to ...

It was just three weeks ago that the debating chamber was up in arms over remarks by Winston Peters and Shane Jones that were labelled racist and xenophobic. On that occasion, Peters demanded that ...

Foreign Minister Winston Peters could meet representatives of shipyard Hyundai Mipo during his visit to South Korea, ...