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https://sputniknews.com/india/202105061082814858-india-detoxing-from-chinas-cheap-tech-drug-experts-support-keeping-5g-trials-huawei-free/ This week India's 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 India's telecom department did not specify that Chinese tech players are being kept out of participating in the country's 5G t...

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 Defense Review, a program about military affairs that airs in prime-time on state broadcaster CCTV, Su ...

Government Executive Get the latest on need-to-know topics for federal employees delivered to your inbox. email What's In Biden’s First Budget? And How Late Will It Be? The White House could submit its defense budget request later than any administration in at least a century. Global Business Editor It’s that time of year when the defense establishment tries to predict what will be included in the president’s defense budget request and what will be left out. Lobbyists, experts and journalists analyze—or, more often, over analyze—just about every word uttered by...

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 China early by calling the great power competitor the department's “pacing challenge” and surroun...

Austin's 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 leadership of U.S. Central Command, managing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He got ahead of critici...