New Zealand faces weeks of coalition wrangling after knife-edge election
New Zealand is heading into weeks of political wrangling after an election that produced no clear winner and left the shape of the next government unresolved. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said his right-wing bloc had a mandate to form the country's next administration, even as he acknowledged the result was still too close to call definitively. Preliminary counting has given his National Party the most seats, but not an outright majority on its own.On the figures available so far, National is projected to win 42 seats, with a slim path to governing alongside NZ First and ACT. That combination would... [Continue Reading]
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