BEIJING, June 1 — Beijing warned Washington today of retaliation after President Donald Trump announced restrictions on Chinese students in the US in protest over a new national security law in Hong Kong. Trump said Friday that the United States would ban some Chinese graduate students and start...
A pro-democracy protester waves a British colonial flag during a ‘Lunch With You’ rally in a shopping mall in the Central district in Hong Kong on June 1, 2020. — AFP pic
Trump said Friday that the United States would ban some Chinese graduate students and start reversing Hong Kong’s special status in customs and other areas, as Beijing moves ahead with a plan to impose a controversial security law. He said Washington’s measures “seriously interfere in China’s internal affairs and undermine US-China relations”.
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