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National and New Zealand First at odds again over India Free Trade Agreement

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National and New Zealand First at odds again over India Free Trade Agreement
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters and the National Party are in conflict over the secrecy surrounding immigration provisions in a new India-New Zealand trade agreement. Peters accused his coalition partners of covertly restricting immigration for Indian nationals, though he refused to provide evidence for his claims.

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This highlights internal tensions within a coalition government and the challenges of transparency in international trade negotiations.

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Analysis - National and New Zealand First are again at odds over the India trade deal, this time over what a briefing says about migration, but they do agree it will remain secret - for now.

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The article presents both sides of the political disagreement and notes the lack of evidence provided by the accuser.

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