So far, Huawei is banned from 5G networks in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand; yet, it is still allowed in Canada and the United Kingdom—although BT Group, a major UK telecoms operator, recently announced it would not use Huawei’s 5G equipment

In 2020, the UK government reversed its position on Huawei, banning the Chinese telecom giant from its 5G mobile phone network.

About two months before he stepped down as ambassador, Tapia warned the Jamaican government about using 5G technology from Chinese tech firms, such as Huawei and ZTE, in an interview with local media.

In a sign of how troubled Brussels has become by recent developments, the parliamentarians also adopted a separate non-binding resolution expressing "deep concern" over allegations that Chinese telecom giant Huawei uses 5G mobile technology for mass surveillance

Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, has chosen Swedish Ericsson over Chinese Huawei to supply equipment for its fifth-generation (5G) telecommunication network. Kofod also welcomed the reopening in June of the U.S.

Following the pandemic, the UK, which was on the path of allowing Huawei to build its 5G network, awakened to the regime's threats and “stepped back from the brink,” Cruz said.

And the UK wants to form a pact with 10 nations to develop their own 5G tech in efforts to reduce dependence on China’s Huawei.

Of course, there’s the possibility that Britain’s announced intentions of using Huawei 5G is really a bargaining chip to use in negotiating a better trade deal with the United States.

Among the priorities Chong said the Conservatives stay committed to include the “cracking down on China’s foreign intimidation ops on Canadian soil”; “banning Huawei from Canada’s 5G network & investigating Huawei’s role in the Uyghur genocide through

Government sources had told Reuters that German ministers on Wednesday discussed how to safeguard security in future 5G mobile networks, amid intense debate over whether to shut Huawei out of the market.

In 2020, the UK government reversed its position on Huawei, banning the Chinese telecom giant from its 5G mobile phone network.

Trailing its allies in the Five Eyes intelligence group—which includes Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States—Ottawa announced in May 2022 that Huawei would be banned from Canada's 5G network.

nation’s 5G network in 2018; and Australia’s foreign interference laws.

“I’m sure [Huawei has] got very fine technology,” he adds, “but if in fact their ultimate masters are in Beijing, and if Beijing wants to know something about somebody or something, Huawei will be obliged to provide it.”

Canada is the only member of the Five Eyes that has not made a decision on Huawei for its 5G infrastructure. 

Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) on Jan. 8 introduced a bill that would prevent the United States from sharing intelligence with countries that allow Huawei to operate their 5G networks.

It recently leaked a list of grievances against Australia, among which are foreign investment rules, the banning Huawei from Australia's 5G network, and Australia's call for an inquiry into the origins of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus (novel

"We had to fight the government over Huawei, because the government was going to allow Huawei into the 5G system," he said. The logo of Chinese company Huawei at their main UK offices in Reading, London, on Jan. 28, 2020.

Last year Lithuania endorsed a plan to ban Huawei in its 5G telecommunication network, and it even announced in November 2020 that it would replace all 4G equipment from Huawei.

-China trade war, the Hong Kong protests, China’s human rights abuses, Huawei and the worldwide battle for 5G dominance, the North Korea nuclear threat, China’s ongoing intellectual property theft, China’s military buildup, and the long term goals and

On Dec. 8, Saudi Arabia and China signed an agreement to have Huawei provide the Kingdom with 5G.

Australia, which is poised to ban Huawei from its domestic 5G mobile network on the advice of its intelligence services, has similarly scrapped a Huawei offer for cabling to the Solomons over national security risks.

For example, it imposed sanctions on Chinese officials over rights abuses in Xinjiang and Hong Kong, banned U.S. investment in Chinese companies that aid the military, and rallied allies to exclude Chinese tech giant Huawei from their 5G mobile networks

The censorship happened after the then-Turnbull government blocked China’s biggest private company, Huawei, from participating in Australia’s 5G network rollout over national security concerns.

The dossier included complaints about Huawei being banned from Australia's 5G infrastructure network, politicians speaking out publicly against the Chinese regime, and freedom of the press, among many others.

The announcement comes in the wake of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reversing his decision to allow Huawei to develop the country’s 5G network.

In its list, the regime had also sought to curb the freedom of Australia’s press and wanted the government to rescind its call for an inquiry in the origins of COVID-19, along with its ban on Huawei from Australia's 5G network.

The goal is to exclude untrusted 5G suppliers “such as Huawei and ZTE, which are required to comply with directives of the Chinese Communist Party” in the United States and participating countries.

The United States has blocked Huawei from its 5G mobile broadband networks and has urged European nations to do the same.

Last year, Union Wireless settled on Finland’s Nokia to replace its Huawei equipment with Nokia's AirScale 4G/5G portfolio, an expensive proposition that is being assisted by federal subsidies.