China has unveiled a new set of rigorous regulations, expanding the oversight capabilities of its regulators concerning overseas transactions. Announced by the State Council, these new rules will be activated on July 1, aiming to reinforce control over deals involving Chinese investors, technology, and data.A critical aspect of the regulations mandates that exports of select Chinese goods, technologies, and services will now require official authorization. This move emphasizes the country's intent to protect its national security interests amidst growing international economic engagements.Additionally, the rules introduce a prohibition on indirect transfers, which includes restrictions on cross-border technical staff deployments, guiding, training,…