China adds 20 Japanese entities to export-control list over remilitarisation concerns
China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday that it has added 20 Japanese entities to an export-control list. The ministry stated these entities are involved in enhancing Japan's military capabilities and that the move is intended to deter Japan's "remilitarisation" and alleged attempts to acquire nuclear weapons.

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AI-generatedChina's Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday that it has added 20 Japanese entities to an export-control list. The ministry stated these entities are involved in enhancing Japan's military capabilities and that the move is intended to deter Japan's "remilitarisation" and alleged attempts to acquire nuclear weapons. An additional 20 Japanese entities have been placed on a separate watch list. China claims these actions are necessary to safeguard its national security and interests, as well as to fulfill international obligations like non-proliferation.
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4 extractedThe actions are to safeguard China's national security and interests and fulfil international obligations.
Twenty Japanese entities have also been added to a separate watch list.
The move is intended to deter Japan's "remilitarisation" and attempts to "acquire nuclear weapons".
China has added 20 Japanese entities to an export-control list.