• The president of the International Red Cross, Peter Maurer (left), and Austria's international affairs minister, Alexander Schallenberg, hold a news conference prior to the start of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Meeting in Vienna on Tuesday. | AFP-JIJI
    The president of the International Red Cross, Peter Maurer (left), and Austria's international affairs minister, Alexander Schallenberg, hold a news conference prior to the start of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Meeting in Vienna on Tuesday. | AFP-JIJI
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VIENNA/WELLINGTON – Austria and New Zealand may be far apart geographically, but we are connected by shared values and principles.

Particularly relevant today is our longstanding opposition to nuclear weapons and our shared concern about the lack of progress on nuclear disarmament.

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