US Treasury Bars Journalists From G-20 Meeting With No Reason Given

The US Treasury Department has blocked certain journalists from attending a G-20 meeting, offering no official explanation for the decision. Among those denied access is New York Times reporter Alan Rappeport, who has covered the Treasury Department and similar international meetings since 2017. The move has raised concerns about press access and transparency at high-level government events. The unexplained exclusion of credentialed reporters marks an unusual departure from standard practice at such gatherings.
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