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China will optimize rare earth export licensing, cut review times and facilitate legitimate trade, defending controls as legal safeguards and urging the US to correct its restrictive measures.
China strongly opposes the US decision to add multiple entities on the Chinese mainland to its export control list, warning it undermines rights of enterprises and disrupts global supply chains.
China’s Ministry of Commerce criticized Japan for adding Chinese mainland firms to its export control list, calling the move unfounded and urging dialogue to ease trade tensions.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has added three U.S. entities to its export control list, blocking dual-use item exports to protect national security.
The Chinese mainland suspends adding some U.S. firms to its unreliable entity and export control lists for 90 days, following high-level trade talks.
China pushes back as U.S. charges two Chinese nationals over Nvidia AI chip exports, accusing Washington of politicizing and weaponizing tech and trade issues.
The Chinese mainland vows strict action against smuggling of strategic minerals, stepping up export controls and guidelines to curb illicit exports.
Chinese mainland tightens full-chain export controls on strategic minerals to curb smuggling, boost traceability, and secure supply for tech and green energy.
China announced it will ban exports of dual-use items to 16 U.S. entities effective April 4, reflecting its commitment to safeguard national security.
The Chinese mainland has added 15 U.S. entities to its export control list, impacting international trade and business operations between the two nations.