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Top US lawmakers have applauded Indias decision to not allow Chinese telecom companies to conduct 5G trials in the country. The Department of Telecom in India on Tuesday had approved applications of telecom companies Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and MTNL to conduct 5G trials but none of them would be using technologies of Chinese entities. "Indias decision to exclude Huawei and ZTE from its 5G trials is good news for the people of India and the world," House Foreign Affairs Com...

Daily Digest Of Tech Policy News And Updates (May 6, 2021) 12 hours ago Bringing you quick updates on the tech space, policy-making and digital rights from India and across the globe. Google will move to hybrid workweek post-pandemic “We’ll move to a hybrid work week where most Googlers spend approximately three days in the office and two days wherever they work best,” the company announced through a blog post. The product areas and job function will determine which days of the week the e...

https://sputniknews.com/india/202105061082814858-india-detoxing-from-chinas-cheap-tech-drug-experts-support-keeping-5g-trials-huawei-free/ This week Indias Department of Telecoms (DoT) finally gave the green light to telecom firms to proceed with the delayed 5G trials. In an official press note, the DoT named Samsung, Nokia and Ericsson to help Indian telcos set up the equipment needed for 5G trials, while excluding Chinese tech companies, Huawei and ZTE. Even though Indias telecom department d...

Joe Biden Cleansing Himself of Soft-on-China Accusations: Beijing Analyst On 5/5/21 at 8:20 AM EDT President Joe Biden is "cleansing himself" of the suspicion that he is "soft on China" by increasing U.S. military presence around the country, a Beijing policy expert said this week. Su Xiaohui, from the China Institute of International Studies think tank in Beijing, said the president would consider his tougher stance on China as one of his foreign policy successes. Appearing on Monday on Defen...

Print this article One hundred days have passed, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s toughest moves on China so far have been two visits to the Indo-Pacific region and a task force working to deliver findings on possible policy changes sometime this summer. Austin returned to the Pentagon in a suit after four decades of service in the Army that peaked with his leadership of U.S. Central Command, managing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He got ahead of criticisms that he would be weak on C...

Austins task force is toughest move yet on China as Biden Pentagon mulls options Abraham Mahshie © Provided by Washington Examiner One hundred days have passed, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s toughest moves on China so far have been two visits to the Indo-Pacific region and a task force working to deliver findings on possible policy changes sometime this summer. Austin returned to the Pentagon in a suit after four decades of service in the Army that peaked with his lea...

Top US, Japanese and South Korean military leaders meet, underscoring US shift from the Middle East to China The top US general met his South Korean and Japanese counterparts in Hawaii Thursday, emphasizing America’s commitment to “long-term peace and stability in the region” and underscoring a broader US shift from the Middle East to China. Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley reaffirmed the US commitment to two of its closest allies in Asia, including its preparedness to provide deter...

Top US, Japanese and South Korean military leaders meet, underscoring US shift to Asia CNN 4/30/2021 By Oren Liebermann, CNN © Olivier Douliery/AFP/Getty Images Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army US Army Gen. Mark Milley The top US general met his South Korean and Japanese counterparts in Hawaii Thursday, emphasizing Americas commitment to "long-term peace and stability in the region" and underscoring a broader US shift from the Middle East to China. Joint Chiefs C...

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WASHINGTON – Today, President Joe Biden announced his intent to nominate the following individuals to serve at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Department of Defense, and Department of State.  Stacey Dixon for Principal Deputy Director, Office of the Director of National Intelligence Ely Ratner for Assistant Secretary of Defense, Indo-Pacific Security Affairs, Department of Defense Rena Bitter for Assistant Secretary of State, Consular Affairs, Department of State Stacey ...