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WARSAW, Poland — Two men accused of spying for China went on trial Tuesday in Warsaw — a Chinese citizen who is a former sales director of Huawei in Poland and a Polish cybersecurity expert. The men, Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo, have both pleaded not guilty. At the start of Tuesday’s session in Poland’s…

by   Chinese citizen and former director at Huawei in Poland, Weijing Wang, is shown at the opening of his trial on charges of spying for China at a court in Warsaw, Poland, on Tuesday, June 1, 2021. Wang has pleaded not guilty. (Monika Scislowska/AP) WARSAW, Poland — Two men accused of spying for China went on trial Tuesday in Warsaw — a Chinese citizen who is a former sales director of Huawei in Poland and a Polish cybersecurity expert. The men, Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo, have both...

The trial opened in a Warsaw court on Tuesday of two men accused of spying for China - a former director of Huawei and a cybersecurity expert.

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Two men accused of spying for China went on trial Tuesday in...

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The trial opened in a Warsaw court on Tuesday of two men accused...

Poland accuses Huawei ex-exec, expert of spying for China

Huawei ex-exec on trial, accused of spying for China MONIKA SCISLOWSKA, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail The men, Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo, have both pleaded not guilty. At the start of Tuesdays session, a prosecutor requested that the trial be held in secret due to the classified nature of some of the evidence. Defense lawyers objected, saying the nature of the charges requires that the proceedings be transparent. Both Wang — speaking in fluent Polish — and Durbajlo said they ...

Journalists Asked to Leave Polish Trial for 2 Huawei Employees Accused of Spying for China On 6/1/21 at 11:03 AM EDT Journalists were barred Tuesday from attending the trial in Warsaw, Poland of two Huawei employees who allegedly spied for China. A prosecutor made the appeal to hold the trial behind closed doors because some evidence due to be presented was classified in nature. The men on trial, Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo, and their defense lawyers requested an open trial on the grounds t...

The men, Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo, have both pleaded not guilty. At the start of Tuesday’s session in Poland’s capital, a prosecutor requested that the trial be held in secret because of the classified nature of some of the evidence. Defense lawyers objected, saying the nature of the charges requires that the proceedings be transparent. Both Wang, speaking in fluent Polish, and Durbajlo said they wanted an open trial. But after a brief recess, the three-judge panel announced the pro...