Ministry of Trade
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The Ministry of Trade (Министерство торговли) is referenced in U.S. government context, particularly in relation to trade policy and regulatory decisions involving export controls on artificial intelligence models such as those developed by Anthropic. It has been involved in maintaining trade restrictions, including tariffs on Russian fertilizers and sanctions against Chinese entities linked to national security concerns. The ministry also plays a role in reviewing and implementing economic policies affecting foreign investments and technology transfers.
Recent coverage
- FT: China wants to tighten control on export of AI models and chips — Коммерсантъ
- All Means Are Good — Рыбарь
- Head of the US Federal Agency for AI Safety Resigns — Коммерсантъ
- US to impose tariffs on Canadian mushrooms — Коммерсантъ
- Reuters: China plans to restrict other countries' access to its AI models — Коммерсантъ
- US Authorities Fully Unlocked Access to Anthropic AI Models — Коммерсантъ
- US Department of Commerce Maintains Tariffs on Russian Fertilizers — Интерфакс
- China Expands Sanctions Against Japan — Коммерсантъ
- FT: Apple wants to buy chips from a Pentagon blacklisted Chinese firm — Вести
- FT: Apple lobbying to buy chips from a Pentagon blacklisted company — Коммерсантъ
- US Trade Department Admits Possibility of Stricter Restrictions on Imports of Robots from China — Вести
- China Imposes Sanctions on 10 American Defense Companies — Ведомости
- China unveils plan of action to attract foreign investment — Интерфакс
- China Imposes Trade Restrictions on 56 American Companies — Интерфакс
- China Imposes Sanctions on More Than Half a Hundred U.S. Companies — Коммерсантъ
- China promises retaliatory measures after US inclusion of Alibaba and BYD in blacklist — Коммерсантъ