Beijing denounces US chip curbs as threat to global supply chains

A spokesperson for China's embassy in Washington denounced the inclusion of three China-focused export control measures in the US National Defense Authorization Act.

Liu Chang, spokesperson for the Chinese embassy in Washington, said Beijing firmly rejects inserting negative content about China into the draft legislation.

He stated that global industrial and supply chains form as a result of market laws and business choices, and arbitrary disruption serves no one's interest.

Liu called on the US to stop politicising, weaponising and ideologising economic, trade and sci-tech issues, and to respect market economy laws and free trade rules.

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Chinese diplomat speaking against U.S. tariffs at a podium with national flags in the background
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China opposes new U.S. tariffs

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China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said Friday that China opposes new U.S. tariffs imposed on dozens of trading partners including China.

Beijing says the US misused power by blacklisting more than 60 Chinese companies after the Trump Xi summit in May.

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China has added 10 US firms to its export control list and barred 46 others from government procurement, according to new regulations announced on June 23.

Mainland Chinese authorities have rejected criticism from the United States, Britain, France and Germany over coastguard deployments near Taiwan. The rebuke follows joint statements expressing concern about regional stability.

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The EU’s trade chief has confirmed the bloc is considering a specific rule to compel companies to diversify their suppliers away from China. The move follows Beijing’s use of export controls on critical materials.

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