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Riley Walters was a senior policy analyst and economist at The Heritage Foundation. Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen delivers a New Year's Talk at the Office of The President, in Taipei, Taiwan, January 1, 2021. NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty Images Key Takeaways The goal here is to ensure that companies with questionable dedication to security are prevented from investing in U.S. telecommunication infrastructure. Without U.S. partnership and regional leadership, Taiwan is at risk of being left behind.  A U.S.-Taiwan free trade agreement is long overdue and ...

US Turns Tide on Huawei, Ending CCP’s 5G Master Plan WASHINGTON—The Trump administration scored a victory against the regime in Beijing this year through its “Clean Network” campaign that booted Huawei Technologies Co. out of critical telecommunications infrastructure in many countries. The effort, while not well-publicized, secured an array of commitments from governments to exclude untrusted vendors from their fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks. As of this month, more than 50 nations, representing over two-thirds of the world’s economy, and 180 telecom companies had joined th...

Building the (Fire) Wall: Internet Censorship in the United States and China 28.Dec.2020 9:00 AM . 9 min read In a time of ever-increasing wealth of information on the internet, China has become notorious for having the most stringent internet censorship policies and surveillance systems in the world. Search engines and social media platforms that are ubiquitous in the United States and much of the world—like Google, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter—are blocked from China’s internet. In response, the US government, US technology companies, non-profit activist groups, and think...

Jack Beyrer • December 15, 2020 2:20 pm SHARE China allegedly used telecommunications networks in the Caribbean to spy on Americans traveling abroad, according to a network security expert's findings reported by the Guardian. Using a state-controlled tech giant, Chinese officials allegedly conducted surveillance attacks to track and intercept communications of mobile phone users without their knowledge. China has engaged in the practice since at least 2018, targeting 3G and 4G phone users, a former telecommunications security executive told the Guardian.  The surveillance attacks largely...