China has issued two State Council decrees that further develop its legal and institutional framework for responding to foreign measures applied on an extraterritorial basis and for safeguarding the security of industrial and supply chains. Both decrees operate alongside existing instruments, including the Anti‑Foreign Sanctions Law (“AFSL”), China’s blocking rules, and the Unreliable Entities List (“UEL”) regime. Taken together, they further clarify how China approaches conflicts arising from foreign sanctions, export controls, and other extraterritorial…
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