China reacts to Europe export curbs
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced the imposition of export restrictions on dual-use products to 14 European entities, including companies such as Germany's Rheinmetall and Poland's Vigo Photonics, starting from July 24, 2026. These measures come in response to the recent European sanctions against Russia, which included restrictions on 14 companies that cooperated with Moscow in the fields of energy and technology. The restrictions aim to protect China's national security and sovereign interests, amid escalating political and trade tensions between Beijing and the European Union, especially in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war and its impact on supply chains, defense sectors, and technology industries.
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