Sam Sachdeva is the National Affairs Editor for Newsroom NZ, focusing on local news and politics in New Zealand. With a keen interest in international relations, Sam covers a range of topics including foreign policy, trade, and government affairs.
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Sam Sachdeva's articles focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and a mix of domestic and international political themes with a specific focus on New Zealand. His coverage includes topics such as EU trade deals, US-China relations, and the actions of specific politicians like Chris Hipkins.
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With China 'enabling' Russia's war in Ukraine and North Korean troops on the border, European diplomats say cooperative security is the only way forward
Newly released documents offer an insight into NZ's attempt to secure another stint on the UN Security Council
While Christopher Luxon and other world leaders prepare to talk about lofty trade issues, Peruvians are dealing with more fundamental concerns
NZ's trade and foreign ministers say the country is well-placed to withstand any increase in protectionist headwinds, as Donald Trump's agenda loomed large over the Apec summit. Sam Sachdeva reports from Lima, Peru.
Christopher Luxon's first meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping showed differences of opinion are now baked into the relationship, Sam Sachdeva reports from Lima
A major world summit has wrapped with disagreement on Gaza and Ukraine, but the Prime Minister remains confident of NZ's prospects despite concern about protectionism, Sam Sachdeva reports from Peru
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