In November, the Biden administration placed 12 Chinese firms – including quantum computing and semiconductor companies, the world’s top commercial drone maker DJI Technology and China’s Academy of Military Medical Sciences – on trade and investment blacklists. Photo: AFP
China hits back at ‘double standards’ amid US tech war, Washington’s nuclear weapon concerns
- Beijing issued its first white paper on export controls on Wednesday, a month after 12 more Chinese companies were placed on the United States’ export blacklist
- The ‘China’s Export Controls’ white paper argues that no country or region should ‘gratuitously impose discriminatory restrictions or apply ‘double standards’
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In November, the Biden administration placed 12 Chinese firms – including quantum computing and semiconductor companies, the world’s top commercial drone maker DJI Technology and China’s Academy of Military Medical Sciences – on trade and investment blacklists. Photo: AFP
