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After Huawei, is Tencent next?
In our first quarterly Red Paper this year ($25 or free for Access members), we laid out 10 scenarios describing events that could shape the news…
European Union joins the Huawei fray, without mentioning its name
The South China Morning Post reports: The European Union is urging its leaders to take a tougher stand on mounting China-related trade, technology and geostrategic…
U.S. campaign against Huawei stalls as Europe becomes main battleground
The U.S. is now arguing that using Huawei equipment would endanger the privacy and liberty of citizens, and the security of critical infrastructure and national…
Huawei v. The United States of America
Gerry Shih of the Washington Post reports that Huawei today announced “it has sued the U.S. government to challenge a law that bans federal agencies from buying…
Huawei on its lawsuit against the U.S. government: ‘We are left with no choice’
Huawei, China’s biggest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. on Wednesday over the government’s ban on its products. The announcement was a…
U.K. and Germany not aligned with U.S. on Huawei ban
Since 2012 the U.S. has effectively shut Huawei out of the American market. More recently, the Trump administration has been pressuring U.S. allies around the globe to follow its…
What the ruck? Huawei rugby ad catches flak in New Zealand
The China Sports Column is a The China Project weekly feature in which China Sports Insider Mark Dreyer looks at the week that was in the China sports world…
Huawei and Pacific Reset update
The top three stories today from the U.S.-China trade war, or tech cold war, or what we are calling the Pacific Reset: “The Trump administration…
The Pacific Reset: Day 208 — an ‘unreasonable crackdown’ and ‘smear’ on Chinese companies
Since early July, we’ve been following the U.S.-China trade war with close attention, and have dated the official beginning of this tiff to $34 billion of…
Trudeau fires Canadian ambassador to China while U.S. unveils criminal charges against Huawei
The breaking news of the day is that U.S. Department of Justice has levied criminal charges against Huawei, accusing it of stealing trade secrets, breaking…
Huawei’s problem of being too ‘Chinese’
China’s biggest telecom company can attribute much of its success — and most of its setbacks — to how stubbornly “Chinese” it remains, even in the…
China Fintech Today: Huawei Pay eyes Russia, WeChat launches digital payment platform in Malaysia
China Fintech Today is a biweekly roundup of news from one of the most innovative sectors of the Chinese economy: financial technology, or fintech. All links…
Huawei’s secretive founder addresses media for only third time in company history
Rén Zhèngfēi 任正非, the secretive founder of Huawei and father of its CFO, Mèng Wǎnzhōu 孟晚舟 — who was arrested in Vancouver by U.S. request in…
Sinica Podcast: Samm Sacks and Paul Triolo on Huawei and Chinese tech
This week’s Sinica Podcast is now live. This week on the Sinica Podcast, Kaiser and Jeremy speak with Samm Sacks, Cybersecurity Policy and Chinese Digital…
