The USA and China: the War for Technology in Full Swing

A campaign to oust Chinese telecommunication giants from Western markets   Roman Kot January 11, 2019, in Warsaw was arrested Huawei Technologies Co. employee Wang Weijing, and a citizen of Poland, former high-ranking official at Poland’s Internal Security Agency who worked at mobile phone operator Orange Polska. Both detainees are accused of trying to obtain information on the development of protection of the networks used by the Polish government. Searches were conducted not only in detainees’ homes, but also in Huawei’s offices. As a result, Secretary of State at Ministry of Digital Affairs Karol Okonski later said that Poland might consider prohibiting…

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Moscow Is Playing the Taliban

Vadym Volokhov November 9, 2018, Moscow hosted negotiations and consultations with the participation of the Taliban on “peaceful settlement in Afghanistan”. The talks were attended by representatives of Russia, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The United States was also invited, but its representative was not there. Here one should understand that Russia is not a direct participant in the negotiations, but acted as an intermediary and provided a place for the meeting. And here again the question arises: “Why did Russia go for legitimization of the Taliban movement, which in itself is…

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