Winston Peters condemns ‘hysterical’ language used by PM Luxon in US tariff talks

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has criticized the use of “military language” by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon regarding international trade issues, highlighting their differing views on New Zealand’s response to the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff policies. At an event in Hawaii, Peters acknowledged the current “uncertain and anxious” global environment but refuted claims that these developments are unprecedented. This situation underscores the tension between Peters and Luxon as they navigate the challenges posed by fluctuating global markets influenced by tariffs.

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