[Ministry of Commerce Spokesperson Responds to Questions Regarding WTO Panel Ruling on China's Case Against the U.S. 'Inflation Reduction Act'] The Ministry of Commerce spokesperson responded to questions regarding the WTO panel ruling on China's case against the U.S. 'Inflation Reduction Act.' A reporter asked: It is reported that the WTO panel has issued a ruling on China's case against the U.S. 'Inflation Reduction Act,' determining that the U.S. measures involved in the case violate WTO rules. What is the spokesperson's comment on this? Answer: On January 30, local time in Geneva, the WTO announced the panel ruling on China's case against the U.S. 'Inflation Reduction Act.' The panel ruled that the U.S. clean energy subsidy measures involved in the case violate WTO rules, rejected the U.S. defense claiming the measures were implemented to protect U.S. 'public morals,' and required the U.S. to withdraw the subsidy measures involved. China welcomes and appreciates the objective and fair ruling made by the panel. (CCTV News)