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Barbara Dreaver

Barbara Dreaver

Verified

Pacific Correspondent, 1 NEWS

Auckland

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  • Fears funding gap left by USAID cuts could be filled by China

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified| 1News Verified Communities are bearing the brunt of sweeping USAID cuts in the Pacific, with concerns the absence of the United States will open the way for Chinese aid. It's been two months since US President Donald Trump announced a freeze on its overseas development programmes with thousands of contracts terminated.

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified · 1News

    Mar. 16, 2025

  • Concerns raised about Chinese interference in the Pacific

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified| Kaniva Tonga@ By Barbara Dreaver, Pacific Correspondent and is republished with permission 1News Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver looks at what’s at stake for NZ. US withdrawal from Pacific causing anxiety as China expands interestsA major transnational crime symposium kicks off in Fiji next week as concerns are raised about Chinese interference in the Pacific.

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified · Kaniva Tonga

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • Fears funding gap left by USAID cuts could be filled by China

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified| 1News Verified Communities are bearing the brunt of sweeping USAID cuts in the Pacific, with concerns the absence of the United States will open the way for Chinese aid. It's been two months since US President Donald Trump announced a freeze on its overseas development programmes with thousands of contracts terminated.

    By Barbara Dreaver Verified · 1News

    Mar. 16, 2025

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