China accuses US of power abuse with expanded blacklist of Chinese firms

China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday that Washington has abused state power by expanding a blacklist of Chinese firms under the guise of national security.

China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday that Washington has continuously overstretched the concept of national security and abused state power to unreasonably suppress Chinese companies.

The statement added that such US actions have seriously undermined the international economic and trade order, jeopardised the stability of global industrial and supply chains, and infringed upon the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.

The list names what the Pentagon says are Chinese military companies operating directly or indirectly in the United States and includes many of China’s technology and industrial giants.

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