Draft directive would bar “high-risk” vendors from public procurement and mandate equipment removal within three years
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China has strongly criticized a sweeping new European Union proposal that would ban “high-risk” vendors from public procurement and require telecom networks to remove their equipment within three years, calling it a move driven by politics, not facts.
EU plan to phase-out high-risk tech draws fire from China's Huawei
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