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Taipei, Jan. 25 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) on Wednesday congratulated New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins after he was formally appointed to succeed the country's outgoing leader Jacinda Arden.
on the table right now. finally enou~h, on the table right now. finally enough. they on the table right now. finally enough, they are on the table right now. finally enough, they are all - on the table right now. finally enough, they are all kind - on the table right now. finally enough, they are all kind of. enough, they are all kind of interlinked. one of the problems with the trade cooperation agreement we signed is it foisted all sorts of rig literary burdens in the united kingdom and actually one of the big things we do to get out of this is to deregulate and cut taxes and she stands for both of those. we need to dilute this obsession with net zero which is going to cost the economy 1.4 trillion until 2050. that effectively a regressive tax on the working and middle classes. we got to get off the bandwagon, cut that vat, not raise the threshold, to neuter that mistake. cut corporation tax, not put it up. we had the private sector hit by 2.5 years of stop start lockdowns and it
actually add to the pressures on the political stability of northern ireland and presumably brussels just as washington which has been intervening and trying to get the british not to do this, in the end, will regard that as much more risky than tolerating the consequences of this? isn t that in a sense, from the uk government perspective, it is gambling and may be the gamble will pay off? gambling and may be the gamble will -a off? ~ gambling and may be the gamble will .a off? . ., , ., pay off? when the uk went about takin: pay off? when the uk went about taking unilateral pay off? when the uk went about taking unilateral action pay off? when the uk went about taking unilateral action before, i taking unilateral action before, last year, on a number of aspects of the protocol and then when the uk was threatening to trigger article 16 of the protocol, the european commission did do some work on looking at measures of retaliation which could include suspending the trade cooperation