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2020 in Review: Chinese Companies Suffer as Global Technology Tensions Intensify

Unfortunately for Huawei, the winning streak did not last long. In May, the U.S. Department of Commerce amended export controls rules on the telecom giant to close a loophole in the original sanctions that allowed it to continue designing semiconductors using U.S. technology effectively preventing it from making the advanced chips needed to power its higher-end products. As a result of these additional sanctions, the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre determined that Huawei could be forced to use untrusted technology, raising unacceptable risks to the UK’s network. Boris Johnson’s government reversed the decision, banned purchases of Huawei network equipment, and declared that all Huawei network equipment must be removed from the UK’s network by the end of 2027. In the fall, Italy vetoed a 5G deal involving Huawei, and reports suggested that Germany, while not banning Huawei outright, could raise bureaucratic obstacles that would make it impossible for the company to partici

Japan Aims tor Greater Engagement in Latin America

Foreign Minister Motgei’s visit to the region is another manifestation of the Suga administration’s focus. By January 12, 2021 Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu (left) meets with Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard during a visit to Mexico City on Jan. 7, 2021. Credit: Facebook/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan Advertisement The new year for Japan began with another push in its strategy for greater engagement in Latin America, with recently appointed Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu undertaking his first visits of the year to Mexico, Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. With one of the longest visits to Latin America by a Japanese foreign minister in recent times, Motegi’s visit is symbolic of Japan’s commitment to maintaining bilateral ties in the region as well as cooperating through multilateral initiatives such as the G-20 and Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

Stop Comparing the Capitol Riot to Banana Republics It s Lazy—and Wrong

Stop Comparing the Capitol Riot to Banana Republics. It’s Lazy and Wrong. Commentators have relied on fallacious allusions to the developing world to explain a problem unique to the United States. Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images The Trump-incited insurrection at the Capitol on Wednesday was a fitting coda to a presidency that came into this world likening Mexicans to “criminals and rapists” and that has, along the way, accepted and enabled white supremacists to a degree unprecedented in recent history. The president’s legacy is stained by the neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville, the El Paso terrorist attack, and the Kenosha shooting. The angry mob that stormed the Capitol waving Trump signs and Confederate flags, wearing QAnon merch and sweatshirts that said things like “Camp Auschwitz” and “6MWE” on them, fashioning impromptu nooses, waving guns, and forcing lawmakers to flee into hiding was undeniably shocking to behold, but it was hardly a surprise.

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