Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists Disrupt Booking Boat at Pride - Amsterdam

Activists jump into the water near the Hortus Bridge to block the passage of the Booking.com boat during the 29th Canal Pride parade in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on August 2, 2025. The protest targets the travel company’s inclusion on a UN blacklist for allegedly facilitating tourism in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by allowing listings of properties built on disputed land. Five activists are arrested for disrupting public order. Despite the incident, the annual pride event continues with vibrant festivities, drawing hundreds of thousands of spectators who line the canals to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights, diversity, and inclusion. The Canal Pride parade is one of Europe’s most iconic LGBTQ+ events, known for its flotilla of colorfully decorated boats and festive atmosphere. This year’s edition proceeds largely without major disruptions aside from the brief protest action. Photo by Wahaj Bani Moufleh/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

Supercar gathering

Supercar gathering

10.05.2025, Tallinn. The Supercar Owners Club Blacklist kicked off the season with Estoniaâs largest supercar gathering! Over 50 supercars from Estonia, Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania took over Porto Franco real estate development. Photo Eero Vabamägi, Postimees

N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Ri Gi Song, professor at North Korea's Academy of Social Sciences, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Pyongyang on Nov. 4. Ri said North Korea's removal from a U.S. blacklist of state sponsors of terrorism last month will have a positive impact on the country's trade but will not spell the end of constraints on its international trade.

Abductees' kin express frustration with Japan gov't

Abductees' kin express frustration with Japan gov't

TOKYO, Japan - Shigeo Iizuka (R), 70, chairman of the Japanese Association of the Families of Victims Kidnapped by North Korea, and Sakie Yokota, 72, whose daughter Megumi was abducted to North Korea, respond to questions from reporters in Tokyo on June 26. They expressed frustration with the Japanese government, which they say did not take a firm stand on insisting that the United States keep Pyongyang on its blacklist of terrorism sponsors.

Hill airs willingness to remove N. Korea from terror list

Hill airs willingness to remove N. Korea from terror list

WASHINGTON, United States - Shigeo Iizuka (L), vice chairman of the Association of the Families of Victims Kidnapped by North Korea, responds to questions from reporters in front of the State Department Nov. 15, after meeting with top U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill to press him to keep North Korea on the blacklist.

N. Korea envoy says time mentioned for delisting as terror sponsor

N. Korea envoy says time mentioned for delisting as terror sponsor

BEIJING, China - North Korea's top nuclear negotiator Kim Kye Gwan responds to questions from reporters at Beijing airport on Oct. 2. He said a tentative agreement reached Sept. 30 by six parties involved in North Korea's denuclearization mentions a time for Pyongyang to be taken off the U.S. blacklist of terrorism sponsors.

Russia publishes long list of Americans banned from entry

STORY: Russia publishes long list of Americans banned from entry DATELINE: May 22, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:27 LOCATION: Moscow CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: various of street view in Moscowvarious of street view in Ukrainevarious of pipelines STORYLINE: The Russian Foreign Ministry on Saturday unveiled a long list of 963 U.S. citizens who are permanently barred from entering Russia, including previously named U.S. President Joe Biden. The ministry said in a statement that the blacklist was formed in response to constantly imposed anti-Russian sanctions by the United States, and the hostile actions, which boomerang against Washington itself, will continue to receive a proper response. Earlier in the day, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that 26 Canadian nationals are permanently banned from entering Russia in retaliation to Ottawa's anti-Russian sanctions, including the wife of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Russian energy giant Gazprom confirmed a complete suspension of gas supply to Finl

Abductees' kin express frustration with Japan gov't

Abductees' kin express frustration with Japan gov't

TOKYO, Japan - Shigeo Iizuka (R), 70, chairman of the Japanese Association of the Families of Victims Kidnapped by North Korea, and Sakie Yokota, 72, whose daughter Megumi was abducted to North Korea, respond to questions from reporters in Tokyo on June 26. They expressed frustration with the Japanese government, which they say did not take a firm stand on insisting that the United States keep Pyongyang on its blacklist of terrorism sponsors. (Kyodo)

N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

N. Korea trade to gain from U.S. terror delisting

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Ri Gi Song, professor at North Korea's Academy of Social Sciences, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Pyongyang on Nov. 4. Ri said North Korea's removal from a U.S. blacklist of state sponsors of terrorism last month will have a positive impact on the country's trade but will not spell the end of constraints on its international trade. (Kyodo)

Hill airs willingness to remove N. Korea from terror list

Hill airs willingness to remove N. Korea from terror list

WASHINGTON, United States - Shigeo Iizuka (L), vice chairman of the Association of the Families of Victims Kidnapped by North Korea, responds to questions from reporters in front of the State Department Nov. 15, after meeting with top U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill to press him to keep North Korea on the blacklist. (Kyodo)

Air China

Air China

Visitors visit the Air China booth in Shanghai, May 10, 2018. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi, one of the country's three largest airlines China National Aviation Holding Co. Ltd., and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Air China

Air China

Visitors visit the Air China booth in Shanghai, May 10, 2018. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi, one of the country's three largest airlines China National Aviation Holding Co. Ltd., and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

AMEC

AMEC

Visitors visit the booth of AMEC at the China International Semiconductor Expo in Shanghai, China, Oct. 14, 2020. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Air China

Air China

Visitors visit the Air China booth in Shanghai, May 10, 2018. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi, one of the country's three largest airlines China National Aviation Holding Co. Ltd., and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

COMAC

COMAC

Photo taken on May 10, 2018 shows a model of COMAC CR929 aircraft on display at an exhibition in Shanghai, China. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

COMAC

COMAC

Photo taken on May 10, 2018 shows a model of COMAC CR929 aircraft on display at an exhibition in Shanghai, China. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

AMEC

AMEC

Visitors visit the booth of AMEC at the China International Semiconductor Expo in Shanghai, China, Oct. 14, 2020. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

COMAC

COMAC

Photo taken on May 10, 2018 shows a model of COMAC CR929 aircraft on display at an exhibition in Shanghai, China. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

COMAC

COMAC

Photo taken on May 10, 2018 shows a model of COMAC CR929 aircraft on display at an exhibition in Shanghai, China. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

AMEC

AMEC

Visitors visit the booth of AMEC at the China International Semiconductor Expo in Shanghai, China, Oct. 14, 2020. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

Customers buy mobile phones at a Xiaomi store in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

Customers buy mobile phones at a Xiaomi store in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi

The building of Xiaomi's Shanghai headquarters near Shanghai South Railway Station in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, Jan 15, 2021. The Trump administration has put nine Chinese companies on a blacklist of so-called Chinese military enterprises, including aircraft maker Comac, mobile phone maker Xiaomi and semiconductor equipment maker Sino AMEC Corp.