The Trump administration will require five Chinese state-run media organizations to register their personnel and property with the U.S. government, granting them a designation akin to diplomatic entities
to require Chinese state-controlled media outlets to register as foreign agents.
Amid pressure, CGTN registered with the U.S. government last year as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Xinhua was also asked to register but had not done so. Hai Tian Development, which distributes The People’s Daily, and China Daily have been registered as foreign-agent entities since at least 1996 and 1983, respectively.
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