Accusations of spying, interference grow amid Chinese premier visit | 1News

Accusations of spying and foreign interference grow louder as one of China’s most powerful leaders, Premier Li Qiang, continues his visit to New Zealand.

An interparliamentary committee is calling for MPs to investigate these allegations. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon discussed these concerns with Premier Li during their official meeting.

The visit comes amid chatter about New Zealand joining AUKUS and discussions on potential Chinese investment in infrastructure projects.

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