- Taiwan criticized China after the New York Times said a reporter was expelled following an interview with Taiwan’s president.
- Taipei called the move a press-freedom attack and vowed it won’t be silenced, accusing China of transnational repression.
- The case echoes past China–U.S. media expulsions and highlights how short, revocable visas make foreign journalists vulnerable.
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