PoliticsQuiet 6d · day 7
Chinese press scuffles with US journalists, Secret Service at Xi White House visit
Chinese media corps clashed with American reporters and Secret Service during President Xi Jinping's state visit on Thursday.
What to know
- Chinese and U.S. press corps clashed physically at the White House during Xi Jinping's state visit on September 25, with multiple confrontations documented on video.
- Disputes involved Chinese journalists pushing to secure position while American reporters and Secret Service objected to their tactics.
- The scuffles occurred amid broader U.S.–China summit talks between the two leaders.
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“The U.S.–China summit apparently came with a little press corps showdown. Chinese press members pushed and shoved their way into position at the White House, despite objections from American reporters and the Secret Service.”
— @MarioNawfal, X user · source -
first by The Hill, 6d ago
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