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That's not regulating the production of steel, but adding a tariff on an industry. You could obviously block someone from selling in your country, but that does
by lettergram 4y ago
That's not regulating the production of steel, but adding a tariff on an industry. You could obviously block someone from selling in your country, but that doesn't mean you have the right to regulate them.
Just like you could block a website within your country. That said, you can't force them to adhere to anything.
Put a different way, if I run a news paper in Russia, sure you can block the distribution in the EU. The EU cannot tell the news paper what to publish.