Jacinda Ardern, 紐西蘭前總理傑辛達·阿德恩的發言人表示，她目前已將家人安置在澳洲。她是許多移居這個鄰國的紐西蘭人中的一員，他們被更高的薪水、更多的經濟機會和更充足的陽光所吸引。2026 ；2023 New Zealand’s leader Says No to Burnout. New Zealand’s economic woes are here to stay.

 

Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s former leader, is basing her family in Australia “for the moment,” a spokesman said. She is part of a wave of New Zealanders relocating to their larger neighbor, lured by higher salaries, economic opportunities and more sun. Read more: https://nyti.ms/3OO1HCG

紐西蘭前總理傑辛達·阿德恩的發言人表示，她目前已將家人安置在澳洲。她是許多移居這個鄰國的紐西蘭人中的一員，他們被更高的薪水、更多的經濟機會和更充足的陽光所吸引。閱讀更多：https://nyti.ms/3OO1HCG

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在疫情限制措施持續存在的地區，傑辛達‧阿德恩難以擺脫與疫情政策相關的標籤。

雖然這種影響力可能已經減弱，但許多​​紐西蘭人並不認為阿德恩會長期消失。曾擔任總理並指導阿德恩的前總理海倫·克拉克卸任後，將重點放在國際事務上，與許多國際組織合作。

“我不認為她會就此銷聲匿跡，”肖教授談到阿德恩時說，“她可能會獲得更大的平台。”

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In a part of the world where coronavirus restrictions lingered, Jacinda Ardern struggled to get beyond her association with pandemic policy.

That appeal may have faded, but many New Zealanders do not expect Ms. Ardern to disappear for long. Helen Clark, a former prime minister who was a mentor to Ms. Ardern, followed up her time in office by focusing on international issues with many global organizations.

“I don’t know she’ll be lost to the world,” Professor Shaw said of Ms. Ardern. “She may get a bigger platform.”

新西兰领导人杰茜达·阿德恩(Jacinda Ardern)是近30年来第一个在任内生产的世界领导人，她向世人介绍了自己的女儿内韦·特·阿罗哈·阿德恩·基福特(Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford)。她还赞扬了自己的伴侣选择成为全职父母的决定。（《纽约时报》）

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Breaking news: Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s leader, won’t seek re-election

新西兰总理阿德恩（Jacinda Ardern）宣布，她将于下个月辞去总理一职，称她不再有“足够的精力”来领导国家。

42岁的阿德恩在演讲中，情绪略激动地描述了近五年半的总理工作如何“充满挑战”，一度哽咽。

“我曾希望自己能找到在这段时间里坚持下去所需要的东西，但不幸的是我没有找到。如果继续下去，会给新西兰带来损害。”她对记者说。

阿德恩将不迟于2月7日辞去工党领袖一职，后续几日将投票决定其继任者。大选将于10月14日举行。

民意调查显示，阿德恩所在的中左翼工党落后于反对党国家党，不过其本人在选民中的支持率高于其他领导人。

2017年，时年37岁的阿德恩当选新西兰总理，成为世界上最年轻的女性政府首脑。她带领新西兰度过了新冠疫情、克赖斯特彻奇清真寺枪击案和怀特岛火山爆发。

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