EU plans to blacklist Chinese firms whose exports are linked to Russia’s war in Ukraine
China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin has warned the EU of consequences if it presses ahead. Photo: VCG/VCC via Getty Images — © VCG via Getty Images
Gabriela Baczynska
The European Union’s executive has proposed blacklisting several Chinese companies and curbing exports to nations seen as involved in bypassing Russia trade restrictions under new sanctions against Moscow for the war against Ukraine.
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