China and the Netherlands hold new rounds of consultations on the Amtech Semiconductor dispute.

Foreign media reported on the evening of November 14: "The deadlock between China and the Netherlands over NXP Semiconductor is still ongoing, and a delegation from the Dutch government will go to Beijing next early week to discuss ways to resolve the dispute."

This dispute originated on September 30, when the Dutch government, under the pretext of "national security," forcibly "took over" NXP Semiconductor, which was essentially a blatant robbery of Chinese enterprises. This move triggered a rapid countermeasure from China, directly causing a chip shortage panic in the European automotive industry. Although China later eased some of the restrictions to show goodwill, the Dutch government remained firm. The key for this Dutch delegation's visit to Beijing is whether they can show sufficient sincerity. If they still hold the pirate mindset of the colonial era, they will eventually face a wall, which will further damage the bilateral cooperation foundation.

Original: www.toutiao.com/article/1848827060035802/

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