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States and the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party,

Shijin-Ping, turned on a number of stories that were not finished.

That is, there is a confrontation between the U.S. and China, what is to be done, or the US is visiting

sanctions or tariffs, high tariffs on China, what is to be done, or the threats to Taiwan repeated by the Chinese Communist Party

and looked with alarm in Washington what is to be done. None of those issues to my

knowledge were resolved at the meeting but there was one story that

emerged as a surprise. Fentanyl, the drug that is damaging the lives of

hundreds of thousands of people and their families across America

has to do with who makes the fentanyl, who ships it, who transfers it into the U.S.

who's profiting by it.

Joe Sternberg, Joseph Sternberg is a member of the editorial board of the Wall Street

Journal.

He writes political economics.

He's based in London.

Once upon a time, he was based in Hong Kong, so he knows East Asia very well.

So a very good evening to you, the summit, the bilateral's discussion at the APEC meeting between the two,

did not resolve any of the big stories.

There was attention to fentanyl,

and I read from your newest column,

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