New Zealand considers recognizing Palestinian state, weighing principles, values, and national interest before formal decision in September.
New Zealand is considering recognition of a Palestinian state, Foreign Minister Winston Peters said on Monday (August 11, 2025).
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's Cabinet would make a formal decision in September and present the government's approach at the U.N. Leaders' Week, he said.
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