Huawei Arrest Is 'Slap in The Face' for China, Asia Society's Stone Fish

The transcript discusses the geopolitical tensions surrounding Huawei, particularly its challenges with the Five Eyes alliance and the arrest of a high-profile executive. It explores potential resolutions, comparing the situation to ZTE's past negotiations with the US. The impact of public pressure on trade talks between the US and China is examined, alongside the murky dynamics of China's political system and its potential responses.

What is the primary concern of the Five Eyes alliance regarding Huawei's involvement in 5G networks?

• Security risks associated with Huawei's technology

• Economic competition from Huawei

• Huawei's influence on global politics

• Huawei's environmental impact

How does the situation with Huawei differ from the previous case with ZTE?

• Huawei is less politically connected than ZTE

• The Huawei case involves a high-profile arrest

• ZTE was involved in more severe crimes

• Huawei has no chance of reaching an agreement

What role does public pressure in China play in the trade negotiations with the US?

• It simplifies the negotiation process

• It forces Beijing to consider public opinion

• It has no impact on the negotiations

• It guarantees a quick resolution

What is a potential outcome if the extradition of Meng Wanzhou takes a long time?

• It could lead to improved US-China relations

• It will have no effect on trade negotiations

• It will result in Meng Wanzhou's immediate release

• It might derail potential trade deals

What is uncertain about Meng Wanzhou's situation within the Chinese political system?

• Her willingness to cooperate with US authorities

• Her involvement in any criminal activities

• Her level of support among top Chinese leaders

• Her influence on global technology markets