US and China clash over fentanyl and tariffs at global drugs meeting
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- •The meeting involved representatives from multiple countries focused on global drug control efforts.
- •The US accused China of not doing enough to curb fentanyl production and export.
- •China raised concerns about US tariffs impacting trade relations amid the drug discussions.
- •The disagreement occurred during a session dedicated to addressing synthetic opioids and trade barriers.
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- ▸If the US and China reach an agreement on fentanyl control measures international efforts to combat synthetic opioid trafficking could improve, benefiting public health in affected countries.
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