China Commerce Ministry spokesperson says regarding UK sanctions that measures lack basis in international law and are not unauthorised

This statement from China's Commerce Ministry highlights escalating tensions between China and the UK over sanctions, framing them as illegitimate.

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Says:

  • China strongly opposes the sanctions and urges the UK to reverse sanctions on Chinese entities and correct what it calls wrongful measures to safeguard bilateral ties.
  • China is to take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its enterprises.
Context

The emphasis on potential retaliatory measures underscores risks for businesses engaged with Chinese entities, while also suggesting that diplomatic relations could be further strained if the UK does not reverse its position.

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