Prime Minister John Key today welcomed the results of the US review of its nuclear policy. | Read more
One year ago yesterday in Prague, I outlined a comprehensive agenda to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and to pursue the peace and security of a world without them. I look forward to advancing this agenda in Prague this week when I sign the new START Treaty with President Medvedev, committing the United States and Russia to substantial reductions in our nuclear arsenals. | Read more
The first visit to the United States by Royal New Zealand Navy vessels in 25 years is a further sign of a progressive thaw in relations but does not mean all is forgiven, says Defence Minister Wayne Mapp. | Read more
Prime Minister John Key leaves for the US next week for the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington (12/13 April). | Read more
The United States' blanket ban on joint military exercises with New Zealand is about to be lifted. | Read more
Free trade and strong economic engagement remain critical pillars for U.S. relations in East Asia and the Pacific, Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell says. | Read more
Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully will get another chance to meet United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton this week | Read more
Kurt M. Campbell, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, before the Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Washington, DC | Read more
Former Labour Prime Minister Mike Moore will be NZ's next US Ambassador, Foreign Minister Murray McCully has confirmed. | Read more
New Zealand's next Ambassador to the United States will be the Rt Hon Mike Moore, Foreign Minister Murray McCully said today. | Read more
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