In the latest tit-for-tat exchange, China has hit back at what it calls Washington's 'suppression of Chinese media.'<br />CNN reports China is demanding that four US news organizations declare details of their finances and staffing in the country.<br />Beijing's move comes after the Trump administration labeled the US offices of four Chinese state-run media as 'foreign missions' last week.<br />The new designation requires them to file paperwork with the US authorities on their finances and personnel.<br />Washington added CCTV, People's Daily, Global Times and China News Service to its list of designated media.<br />Already on that list are Xinhua, China Global Television Network, China Radio International, China Daily and Hai Tian Development USA.
