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Beijing has announced its support for embattled Huawei in its efforts to sue the U.S. Wang Yi, China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, said Friday that China supports the company and its Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou in “seeking legal redress to protect their own interests and refusing to be victimized like silent lambs.” Wang said that it would be obvious to 'any fair and unbiased person' that the recent U.S. Actions are 'by no means a purely judicial case, but rather a deliberate political case to bring them down.' 'China has and will continue to take all necessary measures to resolutely protect the legitimate and lawful interests of Chinese businesses and citizens,' the minister said, adding that it is a country’s “basic right” to develop its technology.

'People can tell right and wrong, and justice will have its day,” he said. Huawei announced Thursday that it would sue the U.S. Government over a law that bans executive government agencies from purchasing the company’s hardware.

Read more of. An investment banker convicted of bribery new meaning to the concept of “hard sell.” The man, Liu Sijia, did his homework before landing a bond-underwriting deal by persuading a credit ratings agency into giving the bond issuing company a higher credit rating, while promising kickbacks to the issuer’s senior executives. Liu, an employee in the investment banking division of Great Wall Securities, bribed two senior executives of a local state-owned enterprise (SOE) in 2016 with 3 million yuan ($446,750), a court file released Monday. Liu was sentenced to five years for bribery and fined. In 2015, the state-owned Taizhou Traffic Industry Group in the East China city of Taizhou first planned to use Haitong Securities to underwrite a 2 billion yuan bond offering. But then things began to change.

At the request of Taizhou Traffic Industry Chairman Huang Jinrong, Liu persuaded China Chengxin International Credit Rating into raising the SOE’s credit rating to AA+. Huang changed his mind and decided to have the bond offering underwritten by Great Wall Securities, replacing Haitong. In 2016, Great Wall Securities earned an underwriting fee of 40 million yuan, double what Haitong would have gotten. After the bond’s issue, Liu gave Huang and Wu Jing, the company’s financial director, 3 million yuan. Huang and Wu have also been sentenced to jail time and fined. The date for Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou’s next court appearance regarding her possible extradition to May 8.

According to an email Caixin received from Canada's Department of Justice, the date is not “the date of the start of the extradition hearing, which has not yet been scheduled.” During a short proceeding Wednesday in British Columbia's Supreme Court, a lawyer for Meng said 'serious concerns' have been raised given the case’s “political character,” “motivation,” and “comments by the U.S. President,” according to the South China Morning Post. The Department said to Caixin that between now and May 8, defense and prosecutors Crown Counsel “will discuss next steps and anticipated for applications in the proceeding.” On Mar. 1, the Canadian government formally “authority to proceed” – an official order to start considering Meng’s extradition-related matter after reviewing the U.S.

Request that Meng be handed over to face fraud charges. Support independent journalism from China. Chinese telecom giant Huawei is suing the U.S. Government over a law that bans the purchase of Huawei equipment, according to a press conference the company held on Thursday. The company said it would sue to abolish Section 889 in the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act that explicitly bans executive government agencies from purchasing equipment from Huawei and ZTE, another Chinese telecom provider.

The bill was signed into law by U.S. President Donald Trump in August 2018. Huawei’s rotating chairman, Guo Ping, claimed the ban is illegal, adding that limiting Huawei’s role in industry's competition will damage U.S.

Consumers’ benefits. In December, Canada arrested Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on U.S. Allegations that she lied to banks to trick them into processing transactions that potentially violated Iran trade sanctions, charges she denies. Support independent journalism from China. China should establish a “national defense system” in cyberspace, according to, a CPPCC member and the founder and CEO of internet security company Qihoo 360. Advising the CPPCC on Tuesday, the tech tycoon said global cybersecurity risks are becoming increasingly common as AI and the Internet of Things develop. Trillions of devices will be interconnected in the future, and each one could be the target of a cyber-attack, he said.