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U.S. set to mandate social media screening for student visa applicants

The U.S. State Department is moving to make social media screening mandatory for all student visa applicants, according to a report by Politico on May 27. In preparation for the policy rollout, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed American embassies and consulates worldwide to temporarily halt scheduling new interviews for student (F), vocational (M),..

So who are the "little pinks" that make Japan worried?
By Tokyo correspondent Um Soo-ah Many Japanese media have recently reported on the "little pinks" (xiao fenhong), a group of young Chinese nationalists on..

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