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Alexander Gillespie

Alexander Gillespie

Alexander Gillespie is a law professor at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. He works primarily in international law, specialising in the environment and the laws of war/international humanitarian law.
Alexander Gillespie is a law professor at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. He works primarily in international law, specialising in the environment and the laws of war/international humanitarian law.
Languages Spoken:
English

Opinion | Gaza, Trump and New Zealand’s moment of truth on Palestinian statehood

Trump’s Gaza peace plan offers hope, but also forces New Zealand to confront uncomfortable questions about its role.

Revised strategy says NZ – Aotearoa – is no longer ‘protected by its remoteness’, with this wake up call pointing out the strategic environment is not benign.

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New Zealand can either act as a genuine intermediary in negotiations with China about what a new, stable global order might look like. Or it can make a stand with like-minded countries, says Alexander Gillespie.

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