U.S. in Talks With Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou to Resolve Charges: DJ

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations involving Miss Meng, who has resisted admitting wrongdoing in a proposed deal due to her belief of innocence. This situation has been a significant point of tension in US-China relations, especially during trade talks. The US has added more Chinese companies to a list of firms linked to China's military, leading to potential sanctions. The Trump administration has also imposed visa restrictions and sanctions on products from Xinjiang, further straining relations.

Why has Miss Meng resisted an agreement to admit wrongdoing?

• She plans to leave the country.

• She is waiting for a new legal team.

• She wants a larger settlement.

• She believes she did nothing wrong.

What was a potential consequence of Miss Meng's arrest during trade talks?

• It improved relations between the countries.

• It had no impact on the talks.

• It led to an immediate resolution.

• It could have derailed the trade talks.

What recent action did the Pentagon take regarding Chinese companies?

• Added four more companies to a list associated with China's military.

• Removed all companies from the list.

• Offered new business deals to these companies.

• Increased trade with these companies.

What restrictions did the Trump administration tighten recently?

• Travel restrictions to South America.

• Trade restrictions with Europe.

• Visa restrictions on Communist Party members.

• Import restrictions on electronics.

What has been the impact of the recent sanctions on cotton from Xinjiang province?

• Trade with Xinjiang has increased.

• The sanctions were lifted immediately.

• Relations have not improved post-election.

• Cotton prices have decreased.