China's Huawei pleaded not guilty Thursday to all charges that it violated US sanctions on Iran and obstructed justice in the investigation that followed.
A federal judge scheduled the next court appearance for April 4.The case in Brooklyn is one prong of a broader pressure campaign against the Chinese technology company by the US government, which claims Huawei's networking equipment poses a national security threat.Huawei also faces federal charges in Seattle that it tried to steal trade secrets from T-Mobile . The company pleaded not guilty to all charges in that case last month.
Her high-profile detention has forced a diplomatic standoff between Canada, China and the United States, and complicated trade talks between Washington and Beijing, which has furiously called for Meng's release.President Donald Trump has suggested that he could consider the cases against Huawei as part of ongoing trade talks with China.Last week, Huawei sued the US government, its most aggressive move yet to fight back against US efforts to curb its global influence.
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