Beijing ordered to slash state media staff in us

According to recent reports, the Chinese government has ordered a significant reduction in the number of state media staff in the United States.

As per the reports, Beijing has instructed its state-run media outlets to cut their workforce in the US by at least 50% within the next two years. This move is seen as part of a broader effort to reduce the country's financial support for state media and to promote more self-sufficiency.

The decision is reportedly aimed at addressing concerns about the financial sustainability of China's state media operations abroad, as well as the need to adapt to changing global media landscape.

Some of the state-run media outlets affected by this decision include China Central Television (CCTV), China Radio International (CRI), and the People's Daily.

It's worth noting that this move may have significant implications for the global reach and influence of Chinese state media, as well as the ability of Chinese journalists and media professionals to work abroad.

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