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Huawei is facing a high-stakes criminal racketeering trial in New York, accused of stealing U.S. trade secrets, engaging in wire and bank fraud, and violating sanctions by doing business in North Korea and aiding Iran’s surveillance operations. With jury selection set to begin, the case pits global tech giant against U.S. national security concerns — while Huawei pushes back, calling charges vague and beyond jurisdiction. Despite being barred from selling to U.S. carriers and blacklisted by Western allies, Huawei is doubling down on self-reliance, especially in chipmaking amid AI growth. Meanwhile, China labels the crackdown “economic bullying,” and the saga continues since Meng Wanzhou’s 2018 arrest — now resolved via prisoner swap with her return to China and dismissal of charges against her.

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