Why Trump Blacklist 20 Chinese Technology Giant
Peeping News - United States and China relations are getting hotter and spikier. Then, the United States Department of Commerce re-added the blacklist or blacklist of Chinese state-owned companies ahead of the US and China negotiations on October 10, 2019. What was the reason for the US Superpower to blacklist the Chinese tech giant?
Quoting cnbcindonesia, in August 2019, the US government has drawn the conclusion to blacklist as many as 46 Chinese state-owned companies affiliated with Huawei Technologies. The reason, because they are considered at risk to engage in activities that are contrary to national security or the direction of foreign policy from the US.
Now it seemed Huawei was mostly in the clear following comments from US president Donald Trump over the weekend in Osaka but it appears that might not actually be the case despite Trump saying huawei products not deemed to be a national security risk to the United States would be allowed in and out of the US.
However the Commerce Department has reiterated Huawei is still on the entity list suggesting the Chinese tech giant is still blacklisted by Washington one Jang hoon reports a senior Trump administration official emailed the US Commerce Department's enforcement staff this week stating that Hawley remains on its entity list and a presumption of denial licensing policy is still in place the mail came two days after President Trump agreed at the g20 summit in Osaka to lift some restrictions he put in place with a May executive order in an effort to kick-start trade talks with China, but in the first and the only direction the department has given since Trump's comments it seems the US government has yet to remove Hawley from the blacklist the email goes on to direct staff to evaluate the associated license review policy on their part 744 that includes the presumption of denial policy applied to companies that have been blacklisted. (arirang news)
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