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Huawei Threat: Real or Overblown?

Writing for Foreign Policy, activist Trevor Timm argues that the U.S. government’s report accusing Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE of threatening U.S. national security interests “smacks of economic protectionism” even though its recommendation of increased transparency may be justified: Although the report — at least the unclassified version — is full of sound a

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