China's Ministry of Commerce
Coverage of China's Ministry of Commerce in the Nexus archive.
- China strikes back at EU sanctions targeting defense, tech firms
China imposed export restrictions on 14 EU defense and technology companies in response to the EU sanctioning 14 Chinese entities linked to Russia sanctions. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce barred dual-use goods to firms like Rheinmetall, Tatra, and IHC Merwede, while the EU's sanctions targeted logistics companies aiding Russian access to Western technology.
- China slaps export controls on dozens of Japanese entities
China's Ministry of Commerce announced export controls targeting dozens of Japanese entities, citing Tokyo's 'new militarism' as the reason. The measures are framed as a direct response to Japan's actions.
- What does Washington’s latest AI chip guidance mean for Chinese tech firms?
China's Ministry of Commerce criticized Washington's new AI chip export guidance, accusing the US of abusing export controls and disrupting semiconductor supply chains. The US Bureau of Industry and Security announced that licenses would be required for advanced AI chip exports, but experts suggest the actual impact may be limited despite the geopolitical tensions.