Huawei 5G

Germany’s decision to exclude ZTE and Huawei parts from its 5G networks stems from geopolitical anxieties and strategic concerns.

Like other nations in Asia and Africa, Malaysia has shown considerable agency in navigating the tech war between the United States and China.

Insights from Jonathan Pelson.

U.S. and Indian decisions about Huawei have implications not just for their separate relations with China, but the U.S.-India bilateral as well.

Like many nations, Indonesia faces a difficult decision about how far to engage with China's Digital Silk Road.

An effective foreign investment review mechanism will help Israel’s relationship with both the U.S. and China.

A new directive to issue “trust source” certification for telecom equipment paves the way for a ban on Chinese 5G solutions.

Huawei and other Chinese firms continue to make rapid inroads among Gulf countries – despite the United States’ efforts.

U.S. sanctions kicked Ericsson out of Iran. Now the Chinese telecom giant is poised to win the 5G race in the country.

Russia’s overdependence on Chinese 5G equipment has implications for the country’s technological development and security.

A breakthrough agreement signed between Serbia and Kosovo could spell the end of Huawei's thriving presence in Serbia.

New Delhi didn’t “ban” Huawei at the behest of Washington. It sidelined the Chinese company for its own complex array of reasons. 

U.S. moves have undermined Huawei’s prospects outside China, but their long-term efficacy to constrain China’s development and export of 5G technology is uncertain.

The U.K. will now exclude Huawei from even a limited role in the country's next-generation telecoms network.

The latest news in the Meng Wanzhou case barely registered amid COVID-19.

“I think the Chinese government will not just stand by and watch Huawei be slaughtered,” Huawei's chairman said.

Ironically, succeeding in the cutting-edge industry might require dusting off a precedent from the Reagan era.

The France-based plant will be the company's first manufacturing plant outside of China.

The EU and U.K. are willing to accept some managed risk in return for expected gains brought by interdependence with China.

Insights from Meia Nouwens.

The U.K. has been outspoken against the persecution of Uyghurs in Xinjiang; rewarding major contracts to the architects of the surveillance system undermines this. 

Germany’s domestic dispute about Huawei is growing increasingly heated – but U.S. pressure has little to do with it.

The U.S. fight against Chinese nuclear and 5G technology in Romania will be an important test case.

The beleaguered Chinese tech giant has offered India a “no-backdoor” agreement, but can New Delhi take it at face value?