New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Chinese Premier Li Qiang signed agreements on trade Thursday, while also discussing such issues as human rights in China and New Zealand’s interest in joining efforts under the AUKUS defense partnership between the United States, Australia and Britain, Luxon said. After talks with Li, whose visit to Wellington marked the first by a Chinese premier to New Zealand in seven years, Luxon said at a joint conference with the premier that they discussed the two countries’ significant economic relationship and inked agreements, including those on export…