China restricts dual-use exports to curb Japan's re-militarization attempts

中国限制军民两用出口以遏制日本再军备化的企图

The Beijing Hour

2026-02-24

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Beijing has added 20 Japanese entities to an export control list to curb Tokyo's attempts at re-militarization and acquiring nuclear weapons (01:08). The U.S. is reportedly considering new tariffs, while warning trade partners against reneging on deals after the Supreme Court ruled most of the previous duties illegal (07:43). China saw strong growth in travel and consumer spending over the Spring Festival holiday period, with railway traffic and box office revenue surging (21:54).
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  • China's added 20 Japanese business entities to its export control list to prevent Tokyo from using dual use items for military purposes.

  • There are reports that the U.S.

  • president's considering even more tariffs on goods and services vital for defense and national security.

  • China recorded strong consumer spending and travel numbers during the nine-day Spring Festival holiday.

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  • Chinese Commerce Ministry has added 20 Japanese entities,

  • including Mitsubishi Heavy Industries shipbuilding to its export control list,

  • setting the need to safeguard national security and fulfill international nonproliferation obligations.