Judge Rules Extradition Trial For Huawei CFO Can Continue

Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's CFO, was arrested in Canada at the US's request for bank fraud and violating US sanctions against Iran. A Canadian judge ruled that the case meets the standard for double criminality, meaning the US charges are also crimes in Canada. The ruling does not determine Meng's guilt but allows for extradition proceedings. Huawei expressed disappointment but remains hopeful for Meng's innocence.

Why was Huawei's CFO, Meng Wanzhou, arrested by Canadian authorities?

• For insider trading

• For money laundering

• For violating US sanctions against Iran

• For tax evasion

What does the term 'double criminality' refer to in Meng Wanzhou's case?

• A crime that involves two people

• A crime that is punishable by double the usual sentence

• A crime that is recognized in two different countries

• A crime that is committed twice

What did the judge's ruling on Wednesday determine?

• The extradition of Meng Wanzhou

• The final verdict of the case

• Whether Meng's actions could be crimes in Canada

• Meng Wanzhou's guilt under US law

What is Huawei's stance on the court's ruling?

• They are disappointed but hopeful for Meng's innocence

• They are satisfied with the ruling

• They have no comment

• They agree with the ruling

What is the next step in Meng Wanzhou's legal process according to Canada's Justice Department?

• A trial in the US

• An appeal against the ruling

• An extradition hearing later this year

• A settlement negotiation