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A draft of the European Union’s latest sanctions package targeting companies aiding Russia’s war in Ukraine has added three Central Asian-based firms -- two Kazakh and one Uzbek -- but no new Chinese companies.
China on Tuesday said it would react "strictly and strongly" should the European Union slap sanctions on Chinese companies accused of selling equipment for Russia to use in its ongoing war against Ukraine. Foreign Minister Qin Gang said China would "take the necessary response to firmly protect the legitimate interests of Chinese companies." Following talks
Brussels is reportedly planning to expand trade restrictions to China, Hong Kong, the UAE and several Central Asian states Read Full Article at RT.com
The EU is preparing new sanctions against Russia, which will reportedly include firms from China accused of assisting Moscow's war in Ukraine.
Targets will include firms in China, Hong Kong, the UAE and Central Asia, Bloomberg reports The European Commission has proposed extending