Topic: Helen Clark

New Zealand dismissed its High Commissioner to Britain on Thursday after he likened a U.S.-led initiative to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict appeasement and questioned President Trump's understanding of history.

The U.N. body's chief pleaded through tears for international unity in the face of the coronavirus, stating the WHO will launch an independent panel to investigate its response to the pandemic.

It has been less than two months since the world scrambled to go into the "Great Lockdown" to slow the spread of COVID-19. Now, many countries are considering their exit strategies.

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho confidentially petitioned for international flood assistance during the 71st United Nations General Assembly.

The leadership contest for the New Zealand Labor Party became a three-horse race on Monday when former minister David Cunliffe announced his challenge.

Major economies need to adapt to a low-carbon model to advance environmental stewardship, a U.N. official said from Indonesia.

New Zealand's Labor Party has been voted out of office after nine years in power and the opposition National Party will form a new government, officials said.

A hard-fought campaign is coming to an end in New Zealand with an election that could bring an end to Helen Clark's tenure as prime minister, observers say.

Many New Zealanders are more interested in the upcoming U.S. contest than in their own parliamentary election, a poll released Sunday finds.

New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has called a general election for Nov. 8, pitting her incumbent Labor Party against John Key's National Party.