Phil Goff, New Zealand's high commissioner to the UK, was dismissed after questioning President Trump’s understanding of history at a Chatham House event. Goff referenced Churchill's warnings regarding appeasement, querying whether Trump truly comprehended their significance. His comments prompted New Zealand's Foreign Minister, Winston Peters, to label them as disappointing and indicate that similar remarks about any other country would have resulted in immediate action. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon supported Peters’ decision, deeming Goff's position untenable within the diplomatic framework of New Zealand’s foreign affairs.
Phil Goff, New Zealand's high commissioner to Britain, questioned President Donald Trump's historical understanding by drawing parallels to Churchill's warnings during a Chatham House event.
Winston Peters expressed disappointment at Goff's comments, stating if the remarks had been made about other nations, he would have had to act accordingly.
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