The US Bureau of Industry and Security has accused China's Far East Cable Co. of violating export controls by selling telecommunications equipment to Iran on behalf of supplier ZTE. ZTE, a telecommunications hardware company partially owned by the Chinese government, has gotten into trouble for hawking US-made routers, switches, services, and networking gear to Iran before. Ongoing trade sanctions mean businesses need to obtain explicit authorization from the Department of Commerce's BIS to export items. ZTE has paid $1.19 billion in criminal and administrative fines to settle charges of violating export controls in 2017. Now, the BIS have identified a...