New Zealand Prime Minister John Key says he will declassify documents that prove the government's mass spying initiative never pushed through. Reuters
The Intercept: New Zealand Plotted Hack on China With NSA
New Zealand spies teamed with National Security Agency hackers to break into a data link in the country’s largest city, Auckland, as part of a secret plan to eavesdrop on Chinese diplomats, documents reveal.
The covert operation, reported Saturday by New Zealand’s Herald on Sunday in collaboration with The Intercept, highlights the contrast between New Zealand’s public and secret approaches to its relationship with China, its largest and most important trading partner.
The hacking project suggests that New Zealand’s electronic surveillance agency, Government Communications Security Bureau, or GCSB, may have violated international treaties that prohibit the interception of diplomatic communications.
More News On Reports That New Zealand Teamed Up With The NSA To Spy On China
Leaked papers reveal NZ plan to spy on China for US -- New Zealand Herald
How NZ and US agents plotted to spy on China -- New Zealand Herald
Claim Govt prepared to spy on Chinese consulate -- Radio New Zealand
New Zealand Plotted to Spy on China for US - NSA Documents -- Sputnik
New Zealand Plotted To Spy On China For The U.S., According to Leaked Documents -- China Topix
China concerned at reports of New Zealand-US plan to spy on diplomats -- China Daily/Xinhua
Key: No proof NZ spied on China -- 3 News
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