China Can't Be Trusted With 'Sensitive' Huawei Papers, U.S. Says.

China Can't Be Trusted With "Sensitive" Huawei Papers, U.S. Says (Bloomberg) -- U.S. lawyers prosecuting Huawei Technologies Co. for alleged Iran sanctions violations said the company shouldn't be allowed to share more than 21,000 pages of "sensitive" evidence in the People's Republic of China because it could be "misused." Huawei, one of the world's largest makers of smartphones and networking equipment, and Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou have been fighting charges filed in 2019 that they evaded U.S. sanctions on Iran and lied to U.S. authorities. [Extracted from the article]