EU Proposes Nine Month Reprieve for Chinese Chip Firm
The EU proposed a nine-month reprieve for dealings with Yangzhou Yangjie Electronic to protect automakers. The firm remains sanctioned for aiding Russia.
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The European Commission proposed a nine-month sanctions reprieve for Yangzhou Yangjie Electronic on May 22 to protect European automakers from supply chain shocks. The move allows manufacturers to source alternative semiconductors before the China-based firm is fully restricted under the EU's 20th sanctions package. This temporary carve-out highlights the tension between the bloc's security goals and its industrial reliance on Chinese technology.
