Summary
The European Parliament addresses security concerns regarding the increasing presence of Chinese technology in the EU, particularly within 5G networks. It calls for coordinated EU-level action to protect critical infrastructure and ensure data privacy. 10 12.03.2019
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trade
economy
public safety
european union
telecommunications
public administration
international relations
business and competition
information technology and data processing
Key points
- Growing concern regarding the increasing influence of Chinese technology within the European digital landscape.
- Potential security vulnerabilities in 5G networks that could damage critical economic sectors.
- Legal risks stemming from Chinese laws that may require companies to assist state intelligence services.
- The need for a unified European approach to prevent different national rules from disrupting the single market.
Documents (PDFs)
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action on the EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action at EU level to reduce them
Security threats connected with the rising Chinese technological presence in the EU and possible action on the EU level to reduce them
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