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Trump Proposes 90-Day Limit On Visas For Chinese Journalists
The Trump administration is proposing strict new visa limits for Chinese journalists in the US as part of a broader push to curtail stays by foreign students and reporters.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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Refusal Of Visas To Journalists Could Harm Bilateral Ties, Say Chinese Scholars
Terming India's refusal to extend visas to three Chinese journalists as "inappropriate", Chinese scholars today said taking "revenge" against China for not backing India's NSG bid could harm the overall bilateral ties.
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'Serious Consequences,' Warns China's Media As India Asks Journalists To Leave
China's state-run media has warned India of "serious consequences" if its decision against renewing the visas of a group of journalists was retaliation for Beijing blocking India from joining the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, a 48-country nuclear trade bloc.
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Trump Proposes 90-Day Limit On Visas For Chinese Journalists
The Trump administration is proposing strict new visa limits for Chinese journalists in the US as part of a broader push to curtail stays by foreign students and reporters.
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Conduct Of Chinese Journalists Not In Sync With Visa Rules, Says Foreign Ministry
In its first official comment, India today said the three Chinese journalists of state-run news agency Xinhua were denied visa extension as there were issues relating to their "conduct not being in conformity" with the provisions of the visa rules.
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Refusal Of Visas To Journalists Could Harm Bilateral Ties, Say Chinese Scholars
Terming India's refusal to extend visas to three Chinese journalists as "inappropriate", Chinese scholars today said taking "revenge" against China for not backing India's NSG bid could harm the overall bilateral ties.
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'Serious Consequences,' Warns China's Media As India Asks Journalists To Leave
China's state-run media has warned India of "serious consequences" if its decision against renewing the visas of a group of journalists was retaliation for Beijing blocking India from joining the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, a 48-country nuclear trade bloc.
