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An assessment of the PRCвЂ™s relationships with CEE countries should, therefore, treat HuaweiвЂ™s ongoing battle as seriously as the CCP does, recognizing its interrelatedness with the Party-stateвЂ™s larger political influence goals. The Chinese Party-stateвЂ™s mobilization of all its available assets to defend HuaweiвЂ™s interests against local concerns shows, however, that China attaches great priority to these developments. In some countries, these activities have encountered little debate, eclipsed by local issues or other external security threats such as Russia. The effectiveness of these influence activities often depends on the resilience of local institutions, civil society, and media freedom. Although it is hard to generalize in such a diverse grouping of countries, the CCP and HuaweiвЂ™s вЂњelite captureвЂќ methods have yielded some successes, most recently illustrated by Czech President ZemanвЂ™s willingness to lobby on behalf of HuaweiВ ahead of the Prague 5G Conference. Both lawfareВ (the use of local legal systems to advance PRC policy goals) and United Front workВ (the cultivation of local entities to co-opt them as allies) are classic tools the CCP employs in its activities abroad. The deployment of вЂњlawfareвЂќ and United Front tactics shows the importance the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) attaches to the struggle to keep its вЂњnational treasureвЂќ well-entrenched in the post-communist European states.

Yet the region is a rather important part of the story and might prove to be a crucial battlefield for NATO and the EUвЂ™s relationship with China. While the link between Huawei and the Chinese Party-state has received attentionВ elsewhere, it remains little reported in CEE. This renewed focus created a window of opportunity for security circles to push against a company they had been warning againstВ for years. The debate on the companyвЂ™s involvement in cyber and industrial espionage, and its connections to the Chinese state (including the Xinjiang surveillance state) escalated after the Canadian authorities arrested Meng Wanzhou еџж™љи€џ, the companyвЂ™s Chief Financial Officer and the daughter of its founder, last December. The tech giant has been a hot topic in the region since a warning against its equipmentВ was issued by the Czech National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NГљKIB) last December, which added heat to the ongoing discussion on PRC activities. Co mЕЇЕѕeme vД›Е™it ДЌГnskГ© firmД›, pЕ™ed nГЕѕ varuje nejen BISвЂќ, by OndЕ™ej KlimeЕЎ (DenГk N, ).Д¬entral and Eastern Europe (CEE) came back to the center of the global debate on Huawei with the recent Prague 5G Security ConferenceвЂ™s emphasis on вЂњtransparent ownership, partnerships, and corporate governance structuresвЂќ and its recommendation to take into account the вЂњmodel of governanceвЂќ of third countries when assessing their вЂњrisk of influenceвЂќ on information and communications technology (ICT) suppliers. See also: вЂњMГЅty o Huawei, mГЅty od Huawei. Sinopsis Czech-language coverage of Huawei here. Make the foreign serve Huawei: An invitation-only presentation to demonstrate the companyвЂ™s openness, by Sinopsis and Jichang Lulu ().

Lawfare by proxy: Huawei touts вЂњindependentвЂќ legal advice by a CCP member, by Sinopsis and Jichang Lulu (), also published on The Asia Dialogue. A New Comintern for the New Era: The CCP International Department from Bucharest to ReykjavГk, by Jichang Lulu and Martin HГЎla ().ДЄrresting HuaweiвЂ™s march in Warsaw, by ЕЃukasz Sarek (), also published on Transitions Online. The importance of Friendly Contacts: the New Comintern to HuaweiвЂ™s rescue, by Sinopsis and Jichang Lulu (), cf. HuaweiвЂ™s Christmas battle for Central Europe, by Jichang Lulu and Martin HГЎla (), also published in China Digital Times.ДЄ new front opens in HuaweiвЂ™s battle for Central Europe, by Sinopsis ().

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