The United States' latest addition of more than 40 Chinese entities to a so-called "forced-labor" blacklist amounts to economic coercion dressed up as law enforcement, officials and experts said, warning that such unilateral sanctions risk destabilizing global industrial and supply chains.

Washington’s third measure targeting Beijing this week expands import restrictions on food, cotton, metals and pharmaceutical firms.

China condemned the United States' decision to add more than 40 Chinese entities to the entity list under the so-called Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, saying the move…

China's Commerce Ministry said US sanctions lacked factual basis and might disrupt global supply chains, calling US actions economic coercion harming legitimate company rights. …