The U.S. Treasury Department has restricted access for select journalists to cover the upcoming G20 summit, raising concerns over press freedom amid high-profile international gatherings. Officials have reportedly denied credentials to reporters from several media organizations, citing unspecified security or logistical reasons. The move comes as global leaders convene to address economic and geopolitical challenges, prompting questions about transparency and media access. Critics argue such restrictions could undermine public trust in the proceedings and limit independent reporting on key discussions.
Treasury Department blocks certain journalists from covering G20 meeting PBS
