Alexander Gillespie
Alexander Gillespie is a prominent legal scholar and professor at the University of Waikato, specializing in international law and the Law of the Sea. He is recognized for his insights into maritime law and has contributed to discussions on global maritime governance, particularly in relation to territorial disputes and the rights of nations in international waters. Recently, Gillespie provided expert commentary regarding China's military exercises in the Tasman Sea, emphasizing that these actions are compliant with international regulations, thus shedding light on the complexities of maritime law in the context of regional security tensions.
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University of Waikato professor Alexander Gillespie told The Front Page the two ministers oppose allowing aid into the Strip.
Why New Zealand’s travel ban on Israeli ministers matters - The Front Page
New Zealand· 2025-06-12
Waikato university law professor Alexander Gillespie welcomed the move, and wanted to see firmer action.
Dangerous refugees would be stripped of residence under new lawNew Zealand· 2025-05-11
University of Waikato professor Alexander Gillespie told The Front Page it’s a difficult area for Luxon to navigate.
Ombudsman singles out Health NZ’s attitude to official informationNew Zealand· 2025-03-19
Gillespie is a professor who commented on the complexities of Luxon's diplomatic efforts with India.
NZ and India investigating direct flight by 2028 as PM battles through busy scheduleNew Zealand· 2025-03-19
University of Waikato professor Alexander Gillespie told The Front Page it’s a difficult area for Luxon to navigate.
Visits to India, USA test the Government’s approach to changing face of global politics - The Front PageNew Zealand· 2025-03-19
The University of Waikato’s Alexander Gillespie stated that China isn’t breaking any international laws regarding its naval activities.
Chinese warships enter Australia’s economic zone, new images of fleet releasedNew Zealand· 2025-02-25
The University of Waikato’s Alexander Gillespie told The Front Page China isn’t breaking any international laws.
Chinese warships near NZ, Australia spark confusion and scrutiny – The Front PageNew Zealand· 2025-02-24