New Zealand’s Foreign Minister dismissed the country’s High Commissioner to the U.K. after he made remarks about U.S. President Donald Trump at an event in London this week. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon told journalists on Thursday that he supported his minister’s decision.
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New Zealand’s Luxon ‘fully supports’ decision to replace diplomat over Trump remarks

New Zealand’s Foreign Minister dismissed the country’s High Commissioner to the U.K. after he made remarks about U.S. President Donald Trump at an event in London this week. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon told journalists on Thursday that he supported his minister’s decision.
 
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