After a bad start to its 5G year, Nokia is starting to reel in new contracts, some at the expense of Huawei, as more European governments impose restrictions, or at least hint at them. Last week, Nokia won deals with two Belgian operators, Orange and Proximus, which actually share a common network following a RAN sharing deal signed in 2019. The pair look set to rip out Huawei gear, with Reuters sources saying that they made the decision partly because of US pressure on Brussels, and partly because of fears about Huawei’s future ability to supply kit, if its own supply chains are disrupted by sanctions. The Chinese firm has worked with Orange Belgium for 13 years and Proximus for…