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Spotlight CHINA UNITED STATES INDIA Issue dated 10/06/2010

Huawei's international charm offensive

Founded in 1988 by Ren Zhengei, a former telecoms engineer in the People's Liberation Army, the group Huawei Technologies is universally thought to be close to Beijing's army and security services. This suspicion has hindered the international development of the [...] (557 words)

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