The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) has released its annual threat assessment, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s national security posture. This year’s report signals a dramatic shift from the approach of recent years, not just in its content but also in its unprecedented candour.
New Zealand faces an array of security challenges. Foreign interference tops the list, followed closely by espionage, while the threat of violent extremism remains ever-present. What sets this year’s NZSIS report apart is its willingness to confront these problems head-on.
