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China to impose visa restrictions on US officials Over Tibet Row

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July 8, 2020

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China said Wednesday it will impose visa restrictions on people from the United States who “behave badly” on Tibet-related issues, in retaliation for US curbs announced a day before.

The US said it was restricting visas to Chinese officials deemed to be substantially involved in the exclusion of foreigners from Tibet.

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