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Annex 17 sets minimum standards for safeguarding international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference, forming a core universal safety governance instrument in aviation transport.
The Wassenaar Arrangement is a key multilateral export control regime for conventional arms and dual-use items, and its control lists are a core reference for sensitive technology transfers.
The NSG Guidelines are a central multilateral framework for nuclear export controls and nuclear-related dual-use items in the non-proliferation regime.
The MTCR Guidelines and Annex form a key multilateral framework for missile-related export controls, relevant to UAVs, propulsion, guidance and delivery systems.
The Australia Group Common Control Lists focus on chemical and biological weapon-related precursors, equipment, technology and software, forming a major benchmark in CBW-related export controls.
This regulation establishes the EU-wide regime for controls on exports, brokering, technical assistance, transit and transfer of dual-use items.
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The CICC expert commentary explains the regulation’s role in counter-sanctions, blocking mechanisms, malicious entity lists, and legal safeguards for high-level opening-up.
The 2026 State Council rules establish mechanisms for identifying unlawful extraterritorial jurisdiction, a malicious entity list, prohibition orders, countermeasures, and judicial remedies.
The article examines extraterritorial data-law regimes in the United States and Europe and proposes a Chinese paradigm for data-law extraterritoriality and blocking mechanisms.
The State Council regulation details countermeasure procedures and enforcement mechanisms under the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, strengthening China's counter-sanctions toolkit.
The 2025 State Council regulations provide mechanisms for overseas IP information services, warnings, enterprise capacity building, domestic service and evidence procedures, and countermeasures against unfair treatment.
This Shanghai University of International Business and Economics Law Journal article studies the extraterritorial effect of China’s anti-sanctions law through jurisdiction, application, and comity.
Published in Peace and Development, this research essay examines foreign-related rule of law through legal warfare, long-arm jurisdiction, and external risk response.
The article evaluates China’s blocking statutes from the perspective of private actors, legal uncertainty, conflicting obligations, and procedural support.
The article focuses on the scope, contractual effects, and improvement of China’s blocking rules, relevant to sanctions, countermeasures, compliance, and overseas interest protection.
Matthew S. Erie analyzes FROL through the U.S.-China trade war, lawfare, Global South engagement, and Chinese-style modernization.
The article analyzes Article 12 of the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law through tort, joint liability, and damages theories.
This Journal of International Economic Law article reviews the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, including countermeasures, prohibitions, private remedies, and business implications.
The State Council Information Office white paper explains China's export control positions, legal system, modernization of governance, and international cooperation.
A MERICS analysis assessing the AFSL as a counter-sanctions, blocking, and extraterritorial legal instrument with implications for foreign actors and companies.
The Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law establishes the legal basis for countermeasures, countermeasure lists, and remedies against discriminatory restrictive measures imposed by foreign states.
MOFCOM Order No. 1 of 2021 creates reporting, assessment, prohibition order, exemption, and compensation mechanisms against unjustified extraterritorial measures.
A MERICS brief analyzing China’s first unified export control law, extraterritorial compliance risks, and the U.S.-China-EU technology competition context.
The Export Control Law establishes China's basic export control framework, including policies, control lists, temporary controls, licensing, and end-user and end-use management.
MOFCOM Order No. 4 of 2020 establishes the Unreliable Entity List system for foreign entities harming China's sovereignty, security, development interests, or Chinese parties' lawful rights.
In a public lecture, Huang Huikang argued that legal argumentation in international disputes has become central to protecting national interests, and stressed that major-power diplomacy must be law-centered while resisting politicization of legal rules.
The address presents an integrated framework for foreign-related rule-of-law building through coordinated legislation, enforcement, and adjudication, including rules for extraterritorial application and countering abusive long-arm jurisdiction.
Sun Nanxiang analyzes patterns and incentives behind U.S. unilateral trade actions and suggests legal responses within WTO-based multilateral frameworks.
The article traces WTO security exception practice since GATT and evaluates justiciability as well as non-violation remedies for constraining unilateral security-based measures.
Annex 17 sets minimum standards for safeguarding international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference, forming a core universal safety governance instrument in aviation transport.
The Wassenaar Arrangement is a key multilateral export control regime for conventional arms and dual-use items, and its control lists are a core reference for sensitive technology transfers.
The NSG Guidelines are a central multilateral framework for nuclear export controls and nuclear-related dual-use items in the non-proliferation regime.
The MTCR Guidelines and Annex form a key multilateral framework for missile-related export controls, relevant to UAVs, propulsion, guidance and delivery systems.
The Australia Group Common Control Lists focus on chemical and biological weapon-related precursors, equipment, technology and software, forming a major benchmark in CBW-related export controls.
This regulation establishes the EU-wide regime for controls on exports, brokering, technical assistance, transit and transfer of dual-use items.
The EAR is the core U.S. regulatory framework for export controls on dual-use and many commercial items, covering scope, licensing, exceptions, reexports and in-country transfers.
The Entity List is a high-frequency U.S. export control tool imposing additional license requirements and restrictions on listed persons posing national security or foreign policy concerns.
This page is a major gateway to U.S. sanctions programs, country information and program materials, widely used in compliance, payments, shipping and trade screening.
The UNSC Consolidated List aggregates relevant designations managed by Security Council sanctions committees and is a foundational source for sanctions compliance and risk screening.
Resolution 1540 requires States to establish domestic controls to prevent nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and related means of delivery from reaching non-State actors, making it a key foundation for export control and non-proliferation governance.
ITAR is the core U.S. regulatory regime governing exports of defense articles, defense services and related technical data, fundamental to defense trade, aerospace and sensitive technology cooperation.
The USML is the central list under ITAR defining controlled defense article categories and determining whether an item falls within the U.S. arms export control regime.
This page is the official EU gateway for restrictive measures, bringing together the sanctions framework, legal bases, national competent authorities, guidance and thematic resources.
The EU Sanctions Map is a key official database for consulting sanctions regimes, legal acts, applicable measures, travel bans and financial sanctions listings.
This official FAQ focuses on asset freezes and the prohibition on making funds or economic resources available, and is a key practical resource for understanding EU financial sanctions implementation.
This official guidance addresses circumvention, transaction structuring, third-country transit and operator due diligence, making it highly relevant for understanding the EU’s anti-circumvention approach.
CFIUS is the core U.S. national security review mechanism for certain foreign investments and real estate transactions in the United States.
Part 800 is the core implementing regulation for CFIUS review of investment transactions, covering covered transactions, critical technologies, critical infrastructure, sensitive personal data, declarations and review procedures.
Part 802 establishes the CFIUS framework for certain real estate transactions, important for understanding reviews involving airports, ports and property near sensitive government sites.
This regulation establishes the EU-level framework for screening foreign direct investments and is the foundational legal act for coordination between Member States and the Commission on security and public order concerns.
This portal centralizes information on the EU investment screening framework, Member State mechanisms, annual reports and legislative reform progress.
This FATF guidance addresses proliferation financing risk identification, internal controls and mitigation, with strong relevance to export controls, sanctions compliance and financial sector screening.
The SAFE Framework is a major global customs security and facilitation standard promoting customs-business partnership, risk management and the development of AEO systems.
This directive focuses on resilience of critical entities in sectors such as energy, transport, finance, health and digital infrastructure, forming a key pillar of EU critical infrastructure governance.
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