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Four employees from the Chinese tech giant have been represented before judges in recent days.

Chinese tech giant is at the center of Belgian investigation into wrongdoing.

Suspicious Russian tankers keep slashing Europe’s internet and power cables. It’s not an act of war … but someday it might be.

Gen. Timothy Haugh’s firing as head of the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command has left lawmakers worried about the future of the nation’s cyber defenses.

There is “a real fragility” in energy infrastructure security, one expert warned.

Three Huawei employees and a managing director from Brussels conference organizer Forum Europe were represented in court.

European Commission proposal would increase force of EU border patrols under Frontex.

Belgian prosecutors are investigating whether Huawei made illegal payments to get an open letter written, signed by eight European parliamentarians.

France, Italy and Spain are seeking to boost military spending based on grants rather than loans to avoid increasing their debt loads.

Authorities are looking into whether the Chinese tech giant made illegal payments for a letter defending its interests in 2021.

Chinese tech giant at center of corruption scandal sees its access in EU public affairs scuppered.

British police investigate electrical substation fire that brought Europe’s busiest airport to a standstill.

Chinese tech firm is at the center of a corruption probe by Belgian authorities.

China’s 5G darling and the European Parliament are caught in a sprawling corruption probe in Belgium.

Huawei is at the center of a corruption investigation by Belgian prosecutors.

Chinese tech giant’s offices raided and Parliament offices sealed in case that echoes the 2022 Qatargate investigation.

Investigation showed pro-Russia groups were offering crypto payments in exchange for hybrid attacks across Europe.

A government-backed analysis seen by POLITICO argues Beijing could remotely shut down wind farms unless Germany bans its suppliers.

POLITICO breaks down what the conservatives’ victory means for EU policy and cooperation ― from nuclear weapons to cannabis.

The U.K. Home Office warned last month about foreign states seeking to “gain control of supply chains through investment or monopolisation.”

The billionaire’s people have marched into the Federal Aviation Administration, and Europeans are “freaking out.”

Pausing hostilities, which U.S. President Trump has vowed to do, would free up Kremlin resources to threaten countries across the alliance, the report says.

Allies are left hanging on cyber initiatives and funding. It leaves a vacuum for adversaries, officials warn.