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New US ambassador would like chance to work on New Zealand's nuclear policy

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New US ambassador would like chance to work on New Zealand's nuclear policy
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The new US ambassador to New Zealand, Jared Novelly, expressed a desire to discuss the country's nuclear-free policy. While acknowledging he cannot change local laws, he suggested that nuclear-powered ships should not be viewed as a threat.

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This signals a potential shift in diplomatic discourse regarding long-standing security policies between the US and New Zealand.

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The new United States ambassador says it is not for him to change New Zealand laws, but he would like the opportunity to work on the country's nuclear policy.

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