DevelopingChina adds 14 European entities to export control list, hitting back at EU sanctionsMinistry of Commerce action follows a new round of EU sanctions on Russia that affected 14 firms from mainland China and Hong Kong2-MIN READ2-MIN5ListenPublished: 4:14pm, 24 Jul 2026Updated: 5:04pm, 24 Jul 2026China has added 14 entities from the European Union to its export control list, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Friday.Effective immediately, the order means the export of dual-use items – products with civilian as well as military application – from China to the named entities is prohibited, as is the shipment of dual-use items of Chinese origin to the listed companies and institutions.The move came after another round of sanctions from Brussels against Russia, announced on Thursday, which targeted 14 companies from mainland China and Hong Kong.Select VoiceSelect Speed0.8x0.9x1.0x1.1x1.2x1.5x1.75x00:0000:001.00x
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China adds 14 European entities to export control list, hitting back at EU sanctions
China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Friday that it has added 14 entities from the European Union to its export control list. This action, effective immediately, prohibits the export of dual-use items from China to these entities, as well as the shipment of Chinese-origin dual-use items to them.
Xiaofei XuSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-07-24 · 08:14 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
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China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Friday that it has added 14 entities from the European Union to its export control list. This action, effective immediately, prohibits the export of dual-use items from China to these entities, as well as the shipment of Chinese-origin dual-use items to them. This move follows a new round of sanctions announced by Brussels on Thursday, which targeted 14 companies from mainland China and Hong Kong. The article states this is a retaliatory measure by China.
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The EU announced sanctions against Russia on Thursday.
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The move is a response to a new round of EU sanctions against Russia that targeted 14 companies from mainland China and Hong Kong.
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The order prohibits the export of dual-use items from China to the named EU entities.
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China has added 14 entities from the European Union to its export control list.
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