China Expands Japan Export Curbs to 40 More Entities as Takaichi Feud Deepens
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Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 29
China Expands Japan Export Curbs to 40 More Entities as Takaichi Feud Deepens
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 29
Summary
China widened its export-control campaign against Japan, with the latest move adding 20 organizations to a control list and bringing the total number of newly affected entities to 40.
The Commerce Ministry's action imposes a general ban on Chinese exports of dual-use goods—items with both civilian and military applications—to those listed organizations.
Targets include the state-run National Institute for Defense Studies, military systems research centers and affiliates of Mitsubishi Electric, showing the measures are aimed at Japan's defense-linked institutions.
Beijing framed the step as part of a deepening dispute with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government, signaling further deterioration in China-Japan economic and security ties.