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Despite months of US pressure, many European nations have only imposed limits on using Huawei equipment for 5G or declined to do so, in part over fears of angering a major economic power

More Countries Waking Up To Huawei Threats, US Says

More countries waking up to Huawei threats, US says

Huawei has become a pivotal issue in the geopolitical war between China and the US, which claims that the firm poses a significant cybersecurity threat

China Calls Britain 'America's Dupe' For Banning Huawei

China calls Britain 'America's dupe' for banning Huawei

China Lashes Out At UK Over Huawei Ban, Claims Country Subservient To Trump Administration

China said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to ban Huawei from the country's 5G networks would cost Britain dearly in Chinese investment.

Britain's move is providing Huawei's Nordic competitors with some tailwind

Ericsson, Nokia Say Ready To Step In After UK 5G Huawei Ban

Ericsson, Nokia say ready to step in after UK 5G Huawei ban

The British review was triggered by new US sanctions in May that blocked Huawei's access to US chips and semi-conductors at the heart of 5G networks

Britain Set To Back Removal Of Huawei From 5G

Britain set to back removal of Huawei from 5G

Huawei Sales Recover From Coronavirus Slump

Huawei sales recover from coronavirus slump

Pull our 5G equipment and billions go up in smoke, Huawei warns

Huawei Reports 13.1% Growth In First Half Of 2020

Despite recent controversies, the Chinese tech giant recently reported solid growth in the first half of the year.

Huawei Reports 13.1 Percent Sales Rise In First Half

Huawei reports 13.1 percent sales rise in first half

Too well embedded in Britain for any quick removal

'Impossible' To Remove Huawei From UK Within Decade: BT Boss

'Impossible' to remove Huawei from UK within decade: BT boss

Huawei News: Company Wants Deal With Boris Johnson To Delay Removal From UK's 5G Network

The controversial Chinese tech company is hoping to delay its ban in the country until after key future elections.

Huawei Urges UK Not To Rush Into 5G Decision

Huawei urges UK not to rush into 5G decision

An illustration photo shows a person using the video-sharing app TikTok on a smartphone in New Delhi -- India is the Chinese apps biggest international market

The US Is 'Looking At' Banning Chinese-Owned Apps, Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Says

The list of apps the U.S. could ban includes the popular video app TikTok, which is owned by Chinese multinational ByteDance.

Australia's warning to its citizens to be wary of travel to China is the latest sign of frayed relations

Australia Warns Of 'Arbitrary Detention' In China

Australia warns of 'arbitrary detention' in China

China urged France to guarantee a "fair and just" environment for its companies after Paris decided to restrict licenses for telecom operators using 5G technology from Huawei

China Urges 'Fair' Treatment After France Restricts Huawei

China urges 'fair' treatment after France restricts Huawei

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo defnds the administration's stance on Russia at a news conference

Trump Official on China's Hong Kong Security Law: 'Communist Party Fears Its Own People'

Over 300 people were arrested from among the thousands protesting the law in Hong Kong on Wednesday.

Australia's prime minister said the situation in Hong Kong was 'very concerning' and that his government was considering proposals to welcome in residents of the former British territory

Australia Considering 'Safe Haven' Offer To Hong Kongers

Australia considering 'safe haven' offer to Hong Kongers

Former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney, seen here at George Bush's funeral in 2018, said his country needed to revise its ties with China

Ex-Canada PM Mulroney Calls For Revised Relations With China

Ex-Canada PM Mulroney calls for revised relations with China

Australia Recruits 500 Cyber Spies Amid Growing Tension With China

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the hiring of 500 cyber spies to counter malicious cyber activity that is threatening the nation’s economy, security, and sovereignty.