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China has asked four U.S. media outlets to disclose details about their staff and financial operations in the country within seven days starting from Wednesday, in response to Washington's unreasonable treatment of Chinese media organizations in the United States. Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian announced on Wednesday that The Associated Press, United Press International, Columbia Broadcasting System and National Public Radio must declare in written form information about their staff members, financial information, operations and real estate. According to Zhao, the actions are "all necessary countermeasures" in response to the U.S.' unreasonable treatment of Chinese media. Last month, the U.S....
