The U.S. blocked China Mobile from providing services via American networks, the latest sign of escalating tensions between Washington and Beijing
WASHINGTON—The U.S. blocked a Chinese telecom giant from providing services via American networks, the latest sign of escalating tension between the two global powers.
The Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously to deny an application by China Mobile Ltd.’s U.S. arm, China Mobile USA, to provide international calls and other services. U.S. officials cited law enforcement and national security risks, saying the company is owned by the Chinese government and vulnerable to exploitation, influence and control.
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