Huawei CFO Extradition Hearing to U.S. Begin

The video discusses the legal proceedings involving Huawei CFO Meng Wenzhou, focusing on the concept of double criminality. The case examines whether the alleged crime committed by Meng is also a crime in Canada, which would determine her extradition to the US. The video also explores the broader geopolitical implications, including strained China-Canada relations and the US's crackdown on Huawei. The US has blacklisted Huawei and is encouraging allies to ban it from 5G networks, while also seeking alternatives to Huawei's technology.

What is the main legal question being addressed in Meng Wenzhou's extradition case?

• Whether the alleged crime is also a crime in Canada

• Whether Meng Wenzhou committed a crime in the U.S.

• Whether HSBC was aware of the U.S. sanctions

• Whether Meng Wenzhou can be tried in Hong Kong

What is the significance of the 2013 meeting at a Hong Kong teahouse in Meng Wenzhou's case?

• It was where the U.S. sanctions were first discussed

• It was a trade deal discussion between China and Canada

• It is the location of the alleged misconduct

• It was a meeting to negotiate Meng's release

What was China's response to the arrest of Meng Wenzhou?

• They signed a new trade deal with Canada

• They increased agricultural imports from Canada

• They arrested two Canadians on charges of espionage

• They banned Canadian technology companies

What action has the U.S. taken against Huawei in relation to 5G networks?

• Partnered with Huawei for 5G development

• Increased Huawei's market share in the U.S.

• Reduced tariffs on Huawei products

• Encouraged allies to ban Huawei from 5G networks

How has the U.S. government responded to Huawei's global influence?

• By partnering with Huawei for technological advancements

• By reducing restrictions on Huawei products

• By increasing Huawei's access to U.S. markets

• By funding a domestic alternative to Huawei