新西兰将援助削减35%, 造成太平洋2亿美元的资金缺口, 影响转移至澳大利亚和中国。 New Zealand’s 35% aid cut creates a $200M Pacific funding gap, shifting influence to Australia and China.

洛伊研究所的2025年报告预计每年太平洋地区援助不足2亿美元,因为新西兰将海外援助削减了35%,尽管过去的贡献,但减少了其区域资金. A 2025 Lowy Institute report projects a $200 million annual Pacific aid shortfall as New Zealand cuts its overseas aid by 35%, reducing its regional funding despite past contributions. 澳大利亚正在填补大部分缺口,现在提供了43%的援助,基础设施项目取代了卫生和教育资金。 Australia is filling much of the gap, now providing 43% of aid, with infrastructure projects replacing health and education funding. 澳大利亚和日本的危机时期贷款已经结束,财政紧张加剧。 Crisis-era loans from Australia and Japan have ended, worsening fiscal strain. 中国正在通过规模较小、可见的赠款和社区倡议扩大影响力,从而提升其受欢迎度。 China is expanding influence through smaller, visible grants and community initiatives, boosting its popularity. 美国的援助由于受保护的契约而受影响较小,但有些方案面临中断。 U.S. aid is less affected due to protected compacts, but some programs face disruption. 这一转变威胁着长期发展,在增长放缓和债务上升的情况下,给太平洋国家增加压力。 The shift threatens long-term development and increases pressure on Pacific nations amid slowing growth and rising debt.