Cook Islands’ expected partnership deal with China has triggered tensions between the South Pacific nation and New Zealand.
Yesterday, opposition members of the Cook Islands government filed a motion of no confidence towards Prime Minister Mark Brown and his Cabinet due to the now-abandoned Cook Islands passport proposal ...
China acknowledged a visit by the Cook Islands leader for the first time on Thursday, amid exasperation in New Zealand that ...
Opinion by Audrey Young Audrey Young, Senior Political Correspondent at the New Zealand Herald based at Parliament, ...
Prime Minister Mark Brown of the Cook Islands visited China to discuss marine science, climate resilience, and economic ...
Cook Islands' Prime Minister Mark Brown said on Thursday he had held discussions with institutions on marine science, climate ...
Cook Islands News reached out to the Leader of the Opposition Tina Browne for comment on Heather's no confidence motion. The ...
National sovereignty is one of the key themes Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown is discussing with China as the two ...
Prime Minister Mark Brown's visit to China has ignited debate about influence in the Pacific and New Zealand's role ...
Why has New Zealand fallen out with the Cook Islands and Kiribati? And what does China have to do with it? Andrew Mueller ...
Analysis: Small island states like the Cooks and Kiribati are not the only Pacific nations extremely exposed to the ...
The Cook Islands’ pact with China has been furiously denounced by New Zealand as breaching the neo-colonial constitutional ...