China’s Ministry of Commerce has called out the U.S. for adding foreign-made drones and components to its controversial 'Covered List,' labeling the move as 'unilateral bullying' that disrupts global trade. 🌍⚖️ The statement, issued on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, demands an immediate reversal of the policy, which critics say unfairly targets Chinese tech firms.
A ministry spokesperson accused the U.S. of 'overgeneralizing national security concerns' to suppress competition. 'This isn’t just about drones—it’s about stifling innovation,' they said, emphasizing China’s readiness to 'resolutely safeguard' its companies’ interests if the U.S. continues its actions. 🔒💼
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s decision has sparked backlash from industries in both countries, with many calling it a barrier to fair trade. Analysts warn escalating tensions could ripple through global tech supply chains, affecting everything from consumer gadgets to industrial automation. 📉🔧
For young professionals and entrepreneurs, this clash highlights growing risks in cross-border tech investments. Stay tuned as we track how this high-stakes standoff unfolds. 🚀📲
