PREMIUM: Alarm bells continue to ring in the West over Chinese state-owned enterprises
A U-turn from the UK, as seen in last month’s Integrated Review, typifies concern over the risk of Chinese interference in strategically important industries.
NATO is analysing military applications for 5G technology, to enhance operational efficiency among member states and prepare for the battlefield of the future.
However, while there are benefits to be gained from military use of 5G, security concerns cannot be ignored.
Speaking at the launch of the NATO Annual Report ...
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Start Trial or log in hereA U-turn from the UK, as seen in last month’s Integrated Review, typifies concern over the risk of Chinese interference in strategically important industries.
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