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US newspapers urge China not to expel their journalists
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BEIJING – The publishers of three major American newspapers have written an open letter asking China to reverse its recent decision to expel many of their correspondents working in the country.
The letter posted online Tuesday referred to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, saying the expulsions threaten access to information at a time when it is needed most.
It was signed by the publishers of The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. “This move — made in retaliation for recent expulsions by the United States government — is one that we would protest under any circumstances," they wrote. “But it is uniquely damaging and reckless as the world continues the struggle to control this disease, a struggle that will
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