Wasaaaradda Khasnadda ee Maraykanka oo weriyayaal ka mamnuucday shir G20 ah ee North Carolina
Wasaaaradda Khasnadda ee Maraykanka ayaa diiday rukhsadaha weriyayaasha ka tirsan The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal iyo Bloomberg ee ka hadlaya kulankii maaliyadda ee Group of 20 ee Asheville, North Carolina. Xoghayaha Khasnadda Scott Bessent ayaa sheegay in go'aanku uusan la xiriirin aragtida weriyayaasha.
Go'aanka iyo Qiraynta Wasaaaradda
Wasaaaradda Khasnadda ayaa diiday in weriyayaasha qaar ka tirsan The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal iyo Bloomberg ay helaan rukhsad kulanka wasiirrada maaliyadda ee Group of 20 ee Asheville, North Carolina. Kulanku wuxuu soconayaa Sabtida ilaa Talaadda, waxaana ka mid ah wasiirrada maaliyadda, gudoomiyayaasha bangiyada dhexe iyo saraakiisha sare ee dhaqaalaha ugu waaweyn.
Xoghayaha Khasnadda Scott Bessent wuxuu AP u sheegay waraysad Axad ah in "it has nothing to do with point of view.". Weriyayaasha loo diiday waxaa ka mid ah Alan Rappeport oo ka warramayay kulamadaas iyo Wasaaaradda tan iyo 2017, halka Jim Tankersley uu helay rukhsad.
Doodda Hayaha Warbaahinta
The New York Times ayaa sheegtay bayaan ah in diidmada weriyayaasha Maraykanka ee dhacdada Maraykanka ay tahay "not just another disturbing effort by the administration to undermine independent journalism, but a blatant attempt to evade public scrutiny.". Bloomberg News waxay tiri diidmadaasi waa mid "undermines media freedom and public accountability.".
The Wall Street Journal ma aysan bixin faallo. Ajandaha kulanka wasiirrada maaliyadda ee G20 waxaa ka mid ah dagaalka Iran, cunaqabateynta, suuqyada dammaanadda iyo sicir-bararka. Shirka madaxda dowladaha G20 wuxuu bisha December ka dhacayaa Doral, Florida.
Xiriirka Warbaahinta iyo Maamulka
Xiisadaha u dhexeeya warbaahinta Maraykanka iyo maamulka Trump ayaa sii kordhayay, iyadoo qayb ka mid ah ay maxkamadaha ka dhacaan. Tani waa mid ka mid ah tusaalaha xaddidaadda gelitaanka warbaahinta ee maamulkan.
Waaxda Difaaca ayaa hore u shaacisay sanadkan in xafiiskeeda saxaafadda uu noqday meel qarsoodi ah oo aan weriyayaashu geli karin. Tan ka dib markii Pentagon uu dalbaday in weriyayaashu oggolaadaan xannibaadaha shaqada ee dowladda, taasoo keentay in inta badan xarumaha warbaahintu ay ka baxaan dhismaha dayrtii.
The US Treasury Department has denied press credentials to reporters from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg for the Group of 20 finance meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, marking the latest restriction on media access under President Donald Trump's administration.
Selective Denial of Press Access
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told the Associated Press on Sunday that the decision 'has nothing to do with point of view,' yet the exclusions appear selective. Alan Rappeport of The New York Times, who has covered such meetings and the Treasury since 2017, was barred from attending the gathering in Asheville.
In a contrasting move, another New York Times reporter, Berlin bureau chief Jim Tankersley, was granted access to the event. The Treasury Department has not publicly explained the criteria used to determine which journalists were eligible for credentials at the summit.
Outrage from Major News Outlets
The New York Times issued a statement condemning the move as 'not just another disturbing effort by the administration to undermine independent journalism, but a blatant attempt to evade public scrutiny.' The paper highlighted that the agenda includes the war in Iran, sanctions, bond markets and inflation.
Bloomberg News added that denying access 'undermines media freedom and public accountability,' while The Wall Street Journal declined to comment on the matter. The G20 finance meeting runs from Saturday through Tuesday and brings together finance ministers, central bank governors and senior officials from the world's top economies.
Broader Pattern of Media Restrictions
This incident follows a wider trend of escalating tensions between the US media and the second Trump administration, which has played out both publicly and in the courts. Earlier this year, the Defense Department declared its press office a classified space inaccessible to journalists after demanding government-imposed restrictions on their work.
The Pentagon's demands prompted most news outlets to leave the building last fall, further straining relationships between the press and the executive branch. The upcoming G20 summit involving heads of state is scheduled for December at Trump's golf club in Doral, Florida.
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