China Questions Bans on Power Plant Imports at WTO
China asked the U.S. to clarify how it defines “foreign adversaries” named in the May executive order that bans the use of some bulk power equipment and parts from foreign adversaries (see 2005040040). It suggested, during a June 10 World…
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Trade Organization meeting, that the U.S. could be abusing the national security exception to the WTO rules. The U.S. replied that because the restriction pertains to national security, it should not be open to discussion at all, according to a Geneva trade official.