US Must Limit Intel-Sharing With Spain Over Huawei Concern, Cotton Says.

The article discusses concerns raised by the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee regarding the United States' intelligence-sharing practices with Spain, due to Spain's alleged reliance on Huawei Technologies Co. for its wiretap system. Senator Tom Cotton highlighted that Spain's interior ministry paid Huawei €12.3 million ($14.6 million) for managing judicial wiretaps, which poses a security risk for the US and its allies. He suggested that the US should limit intelligence sharing with Spain to prevent sensitive information from potentially reaching the Chinese Communist Party through Huawei. The article also notes that several European countries are taking steps to exclude Huawei and similar vendors from their networks due to security concerns. [Extracted from the article]