New Zealand said Tuesday the 2021 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, originally slated to be held in Auckland, will go ahead as a virtual summit due to border restrictions in place during the coronavirus pandemic.Foreign Minister Winston Peters said in a statement that while the regional economic forum's summit-related meetings are not scheduled until November 2021, Wellington had to decide if and how meetings would go ahead for planning and security purposes."Given the current global environment, planning to have such a large volume of high-level visitors in New Zealand from late 202…READ FULL ARTICLE