China’s Commerce Ministry on Monday added 20 Japanese companies and organizations to its export control list, including the National Institute for Defense Studies and multiple Mitsubishi-affiliated defense contractors — Beijing’s latest move to tighten restrictions on firms and entities it claims are tied to Tokyo’s “remilitarization.” The measure prohibits the export of dual-use items to the designated entities, while also barring overseas companies from exporting Chinese-origin dual-use goods to them. Beijing made a similar designation in February, when it placed 20 Japanese institutions and companies, including Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, under export controls. China has stepped up restrictions against Japan since Prime…
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