The U.S. Treasury Department has restricted access for a group of journalists to cover the upcoming G20 summit, citing security concerns as the reason for the decision. The move has raised questions about press freedom and transparency ahead of the high-profile international gathering. Affected reporters, who had previously been granted credentials, now face uncertainty over their ability to attend key events. Critics argue the restrictions could limit public oversight of diplomatic discussions.
Treasury Department blocks certain journalists from covering G20 meeting PBS
