US EditionBeijing Protests Inclusion of Chinese Companies in EU Sanctions Against Russia
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China Opposes EU Listing Chinese Enterprises in Russia Sanctions Package
The 90,000th China-Europe freight train departs from Xi’an, China, to Małaszewicze, Poland, on May 25, 2024. (Photo/Xinhua) Beijing - China urges the European Union (EU) to immediately cease listing Chinese enterprises in the EU's 19th package of sanctions against Russia, a spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce said Thursday in response to media inquiries. Despite China's repeated negotiations and dissuasion efforts, the EU has refused t…
China expresses dissatisfaction with EU sanctions on its companies
Beijing is urging Brussels to immediately remove Chinese companies from the European Union's 19th round of sanctions against Russia, a Chinese commerce ministry spokesman said on Thursday. Despite repeated negotiations between China and the EU on the issue, the EU has refused to change course, once again including Chinese companies in the 19th round of sanctions against Russia and imposing sanctions on major Chinese oil refiners and investors fo…
On the 22nd, EU member states agreed to impose the 19th round of sanctions on Russia, targeting 12 Chinese companies for helping Russia circumvent them. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs today expressed strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition to this move and has lodged solemn representations with the EU.
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