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Beijing Blasts U.S. Chip Ban as Unilateral Bullying

5/21/2025

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Beijing has fired back at the U.S. over its ban on Chinese-made chips, calling it an act of unilateral bullying. The Ministry of Commerce argues that these measures breach international laws and jeopardize Chinese businesses. Under China's Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, those enforcing U.S. sanctions could face serious legal consequences, as Beijing vows to keep a vigilant eye on developments.

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Beijing has fired back at the U.S. over its ban on Chinese-made chips, calling it an act of unilateral bullying. The Ministry of Commerce argues that these measures breach international laws and jeopardize Chinese businesses. Under China's Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, those enforcing U.S. sanctions could face serious legal consequences, as Beijing vows to keep a vigilant eye on developments.