NZ kingmaker calls for inquiry over China spy report(Reuters) - A populist politician whose party could emerge as a kingmaker at this month s New Zealand election has called for an inquiry into whether a member of the ruling National Party government has been working for China s intelligence services.  Earlier this week the Financial Times reported that National Party member Jian Yang spent a decade at elite Chinese military academies and has been under investigation by New Zealand s national intelligence agency. Winston Peters, whose New Zealand First party is widely expected to form a ruling coalition with either the National or Labour parties, said that New Zealanders should be  very concerned .  National must act now and a full inquiry is required.  Peters said on his official Twitter account.  There must be proof Dr Yang is not a risk. Meanwhile, Dr Yang must step aside.   Yang who is 55, had lived in China until he was 32, the Financial Times said. No information about his Chinese education or military background was included in his official biographies in New Zealand or those published when he was an academic at Auckland university, it said. Yang, who has been a major fundraiser for the National Party and has pushed for closer ties with Beijing, told media that he was the victim of a  smear campaign  and denied passing on any information to China during his time in New Zealand.  I can understand people can be concerned, because they do not understand Chinese system, but once they understand the system they should be assured this is nothing really you should be concerned about,  he said according to a Newshub report. Prime Minister and National Party leader Bill English said that he was well aware of Yang s background, employment and training in China.   This is a New Zealand citizen. Dr Jian is a New Zealand citizen. The country is happy to have him as a citizen,  English told New Zealand s 1News. English said he had been aware  from early on  that Dr Yang had had  military training, including military intelligence .  He s never tried to hide that background,  English said.  Meanwhile, Labour leader and contender for the premiership Jacinda Ardern declined to comment, saying only it was an  issue for the National Party to respond to,  according to the report.   worldnews
nz kingmaker calls inquiry china spy report reuters a populist politician whose party could emerge kingmaker month new zealand election called inquiry whether member ruling national party government working china intelligence services earlier week financial times reported national party member jan yang spent decade elite chinese military academies investigation new zealand national intelligence agency winston peters whose new zealand first party widely expected form ruling coalition either national labour parties said new zealanders concerned national must act full inquiry required peters said official twitter account there must proof dr yang risk meanwhile dr yang must step aside yang lived china financial times said no information chinese education military background included official biographies new zealand published academic auckland university said yang major fundraiser national party pushed closer ties beijing told media victim smear campaign denied passing information china time new zealand i understand people concerned understand chinese system understand system assured nothing really concerned said according newstub report prime minister national party leader bill english said well aware yang background employment training china this new zealand citizen dr jan new zealand citizen the country happy citizen english told new zealand english said aware early dr yang military training including military intelligence he never tried hide background english said meanwhile labour leader contender premiership jacinda order declined comment saying issue national party respond according report worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: NZ kingmaker calls for inquiry over China spy report(Reuters) - A populist politician whose party could emerge as a kingmaker at this month s New Zealand election has called for an inquiry into whether a member of the ruling National Party government has been working for China s intelligence services.  Earlier this week the Financial Times reported that National Party member Jian Yang spent a decade at elite Chinese military academies and has been under investigation by New Zealand s national intelligence agency. Winston Peters, whose New Zealand First party is widely expected to form a ruling coalition with either the National or Labour parties, said that New Zealanders should be  very concerned .  National must act now and a full inquiry is required.  Peters said on his official Twitter account.  There must be proof Dr Yang is not a risk. Meanwhile, Dr Yang must step aside.   Yang who is 55, had lived in China until he was 32, the Financial Times said. No information about his Chinese education or military background was included in his official biographies in New Zealand or those published when he was an academic at Auckland university, it said. Yang, who has been a major fundraiser for the National Party and has pushed for closer ties with Beijing, told media that he was the victim of a  smear campaign  and denied passing on any information to China during his time in New Zealand.  I can understand people can be concerned, because they do not understand Chinese system, but once they understand the system they should be assured this is nothing really you should be concerned about,  he said according to a Newshub report. Prime Minister and National Party leader Bill English said that he was well aware of Yang s background, employment and training in China.   This is a New Zealand citizen. Dr Jian is a New Zealand citizen. The country is happy to have him as a citizen,  English told New Zealand s 1News. English said he had been aware  from early on  that Dr Yang had had  military training, including military intelligence .  He s never tried to hide that background,  English said.  Meanwhile, Labour leader and contender for the premiership Jacinda Ardern declined to comment, saying only it was an  issue for the National Party to respond to,  according to the report.   worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: nz kingmaker calls inquiry china spy report reuters a populist politician whose party could emerge kingmaker month new zealand election called inquiry whether member ruling national party government working china intelligence services earlier week financial times reported national party member jan yang spent decade elite chinese military academies investigation new zealand national intelligence agency winston peters whose new zealand first party widely expected form ruling coalition either national labour parties said new zealanders concerned national must act full inquiry required peters said official twitter account there must proof dr yang risk meanwhile dr yang must step aside yang lived china financial times said no information chinese education military background included official biographies new zealand published academic auckland university said yang major fundraiser national party pushed closer ties beijing told media victim smear campaign denied passing information china time new zealand i understand people concerned understand chinese system understand system assured nothing really concerned said according newstub report prime minister national party leader bill english said well aware yang background employment training china this new zealand citizen dr jan new zealand citizen the country happy citizen english told new zealand english said aware early dr yang military training including military intelligence he never tried hide background english said meanwhile labour leader contender premiership jacinda order declined comment saying issue national party respond according report worldnews