President Donald Trump shocked some last month when he suggested that the criminal charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies and its chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, might be used as leverage in his administration's ongoing trade talks with China.…
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Trump Linking Huawei Criminal Case, China Talks Deepens Concerns Over Interference
President Donald Trump shocked some last month when he suggested that the criminal charges against Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies and its chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou, might be used as leverage in his administration's ongoing trade talks with China.…
Read MoreEU May Push China to Open Economy at April Summit
EU May Push China to Open Economy at April Summit
The European Union will seek Beijing's agreement for deadlines to open up China's economy at an April 9 summit in Brussels, according to a draft leaders' statement, trying to coax …
Read MoreEU May Push China to Open Economy at April Summit
EU May Push China to Open Economy at April Summit
The European Union will seek Beijing's agreement for deadlines to open up China's economy at an April 9 summit in Brussels, according to a draft leaders' statement, trying to coax …
Read MoreTrans Debate Rages Around World, Pitting LGBT+ Community Against Itself
LONDON As British politicians wrestle with Brexit, Britain's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community � like others around the world � is grappling with a potential split of its own.
Can the coalition of allies, which traces its roots back …
Read MoreBlack Hat Asia 2019 Expands Community Programs and Extends Programming to Local Singapore InfoSec Communities
Today, Black Hat, the world's leading producer of information security events, reveals new programming for Black Hat Asia, developed to continue its service to the wider InfoSec industry as well as the local Singapore community. Black Hat has made strategic …
Read MoreTibet Supporters Mark 60th Anniversary of Failed Uprising Against China
Sunday marks the 60th anniversary of Tibet's failed uprising against China.
The abortive mission forced the Dalai Lama, Tibet's traditional Buddhist leader, into exile in mountainous Dharamsala, in India, where he established a Tibetan government-in-exile.
He launched his campaign for …
Read MoreBodies of Climbers Spotted on Pakistan’s ‘Killer Mountain’
ISLAMABAD Searchers have spotted the bodies of two climbers from Britain and Italy in Pakistan days after the pair disappeared while trying to scale one of the world's highest peaks, officials said Saturday.
Tom Ballard and Daniele Nardi were caught …
Read MoreChina’s Huawei Sues US Government Over Ban
BEIJING Chinese tech giant Huawei has sued the U.S. government, arguing that legislation Congress passed last year restricting its business in the United States is "unconstitutional."
The case, which analysts see more as a public relations move, is the latest …
Read MoreHuawei Executive Sues Canada for Rights Violations
The chief financial officer for China tech giant Huawei is suing the Canadian government, its border security agency and the national police force for rights violations.
Lawyers for Meng Wanzhou have filed a civil suit, claiming "misfeasance in public office …
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