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🇳🇿“We currently have a three-party coalition. … It’s probably the most conservative government in my entire lifetime. … I think that our minister of foreign affairs will, at the UN General Assembly next week, probably announce that we are recognizing Palestinian statehood in line with allied countries.” — Chloe...

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