
China Accuses US of Misusing Fentanyl Issue to Target Its Economy
China responds to US tariffs, attributing the fentanyl crisis to internal issues and accusing the US of misusing the drug issue to target China’s economy.
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China responds to US tariffs, attributing the fentanyl crisis to internal issues and accusing the US of misusing the drug issue to target China’s economy.
China responds to U.S. tariffs with new duties on various products and bans 10 firms from engaging in trade, heightening bilateral tensions.
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