FBI Director Kash Patel visited China to discuss fentanyl, law enforcement after U.S.-China summit: Reuters
- FBI director Kash Patel visited Beijing last week to discuss fentanyl and law enforcement, arriving on Nov 7 and staying about a day, Reuters reported.
- At a recent US-China meeting, leaders hailed a consensus on fentanyl after last month's summit, with US President Donald Trump saying Xi Jinping, Chinese leader, would work 'very hard to stop the flow'.
- Details of the agreement will be hashed out through a new bilateral working group, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said, but it remained unclear whether Patel discussed that mechanism during his Beijing visit.
- Neither China's Ministry of Public Security, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, nor the US Embassy in Beijing immediately replied to Reuters after US President Donald Trump halved tariffs on Chinese goods to 10 per cent last month.
- The Xi-Trump deal also covered resumption of US soya bean purchases and a pause on rare earth export curbs, while Chinese officials defended their record and accused Washington of 'blackmail'.
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Beijing. China announced yesterday that it added the United States, Canada and Mexico to the list of countries that need special export licenses to obtain certain precursors of fentanyl and listed 13 chemicals that will require controls to be sent to those countries.
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China announced today Monday, November 10, 2025, the imposition of special licenses to export fentanyl precursors to countries that are part of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA), that is, to Mexico, the United States and Canada.According to the Chinese government, this new measure is aimed at curbing the use of chemicals that serve the manufacture of synthetic drugs.
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