China’s Commerce Ministry has imposed a ban on exporting dual-use items to seven European entities due to their involvement in arms sales to Taiwan. The decision follows the inclusion of these entities on China’s export control list. Among the affected companies are German defense electronics firm Hensoldt AG and Belgian-based FN Browning, known for defense and sporting arms manufacturing. The Chinese Ministry’s action was prompted by the participation of these companies in arms deals with Taiwan or alleged collusion with the region. Taiwan’s government has not yet issued a response to this development. The banned dual-use items encompass goods, software,…
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