EU Eyes Export Ban on Three Chinese Firms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Brussels last year proposed putting five Chinese firms on the list but they were dropped in the face of opposition from Beijing and reluctance from some EU capitals.
47% : The EU has already imposed 12 rounds of unprecedented sanctions on Moscow since it launched its invasion.
43% : The EU has already placed similar export bans on over 600 firms, including three based in the Chinese territory of Hong Kong, and firms in countries including Armenia, the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan.
40% : The new sanctions being planned are also expected to see scores more Russian officials subjected to an asset freeze and visa bans in the EU.
37% : The EU has proposed imposing export bans on firms in mainland China, India and Turkey accused of supplying Russia with military technology as part of a new round of sanctions over the war in Ukraine, according to a document seen by AFP.

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