China recently passed a comprehensive foreign relations law with the aim of protecting its sovereignty, national security, and development interests. This law was created to address perceived gaps in the legal framework governing foreign affairs and to protect China’s sovereignty, security, and development.
The world’s second-largest economy may now react to an increasing number of sanctions imposed by the US and its allies according to a new legislation that Chinese President Xi Jinping signed into law on Wednesday, June 28.
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