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title: "Germany to ban China’s Huawei from future 6G network"
type: "News"
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description: "Germany plans to ban Chinese suppliers like Huawei from its future 6G networks due to security concerns, aiming for more digital sovereignty. Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the decision, emphasizing the need to replace foreign components in telecommunications. Germany is also considering funding telecom operators to remove existing Chinese equipment. The issue will be discussed with France to reduce reliance on foreign technology. Merz ruled out a complete decoupling from China, acknowledging its importance as a trading partner."
datetime: "2025-11-13T19:00:45.000Z"
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# Germany to ban China’s Huawei from future 6G network

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Chinese suppliers such as Huawei Technologies will be excluded from the country’s future telecommunication networks on security grounds as he pushes for more digital sovereignty.\\n“We have decided within the government that everywhere it’s possible we’ll replace components, for example in the 5G network, with components we have produced ourselves,” Merz told a business conference in Berlin on Thursday.\\n“And we won’t allow any components from China in the 6G network.”\\nEurope is increasingly concerned about its reliance on foreign technology, ranging from Asian semiconductors to US artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure, as trade and geopolitical tensions threaten critical supply chains.\\nGermany last year ordered telecoms operators to remove Huawei equipment from their core networks, citing risks to national security.\\n\\nBerlin is now considering using public funds to pay Deutsche Telekom AG and others to strip out Chinese gear, Bloomberg News reported last month.\\nMerz said he would raise the issue at a summit on digital sovereignty with French President Emmanuel Macron next week.\\n“We’ll discuss with industry what we can do, not only to make ourselves independent from China, but also for example independent from the USA, independent from the big tech companies,” Merz said.\\nMerz ruled out fully decoupling from China, which is Germany’s second-biggest trading partner.\\n“We can’t do that,” he said. “China can’t do that, but we can do it even less.”\\nThe centre-right leader also warned business leaders they should be aware of the risks they were taking when dealing with China and that Germany could not always protect them.\\nGerman Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is expected to travel to China for talks next week.\\n

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