China halts dual-use exports to Europe
China has imposed a ban on the export of dual-use materials and technologies to 14 European entities in response to the new European sanctions targeting Chinese companies for their support of the Russian military sector, thus escalating trade tensions between Beijing and Brussels. The ban includes European companies such as Italian Rheinmetall, Italian Lavir, Dutch IHC, and Czech Tatra Trak, preventing them from obtaining materials and technologies that can be used for both civilian and military purposes. This decision comes a day after the European Union imposed stricter restrictions on the export of goods and technologies to 51 entities, including companies in China and Hong Kong, which were accused of supporting Russia or attempting to circumvent sanctions related to the war in Ukraine. The measures impact European supply chains that rely on Chinese dual-use components and classifications.
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