Foreign Interference: China, Russia, and Iran Target New Zealand, Says Intelligence Agency

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New Zealand's domestic intelligence agency, the Security Intelligence Service, has publicly released its threat assessment report for the first time, revealing that China, Iran, and Russia are engaged in foreign interference in the country. The report highlights China's targeting of the Chinese communities in New Zealand, Iran's monitoring of Iranian communities and dissident groups, and Russia's involvement in geopolitical competition, supply chain disruptions, and disinformation campaigns. The agency also acknowledges the ongoing threat of domestic violent extremism in New Zealand.
- China, Russia and Iran are engaged in foreign interference in New Zealand, intelligence agency says The Associated Press
- New Zealand says it is aware of China-linked intelligence activity in country Reuters
- New Zealand intelligence report accuses China of ‘foreign interference’ The Guardian
- Beijing accused of foreign interference, targeting Chinese expats in New Zealand South China Morning Post
- New Zealand Accuses China of Foreign Interference Targeting Ethnic Chinese Bloomberg
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