Countering China’s Influence Campaigns at European Universities
Central and Eastern EU member states are in general vulnerable given the financial constraints at even the leading universities.
Chinese professor accused of spying by Belgium, barred from entering Schengen Area
The worrying part was its ability to “identify young and bright students with a potential to join the EU at a later stage” and to influence young European students with an uncritical, positive view about China, he said.
Chinese students’ applications to UK universities up by 30%
Applications from Chinese students to study at UK universities have gone up 30% since last year, with numbers exceeding those from Northern Ireland for the first time, according to official statistics.
Is China stealing Tech from Europe?
China is facing an existential threat and therefore it needs to expand the military. This is why they created what has been called the String of Pearls strategy.
British Publisher Refuses China’s Censorship Demands, But Academia Still Likely To Suffer
Talk about a U-turn.
On August 18, the Cambridge University Press (CUP), the world’s oldest publishing house, based in the UK, announced that it would purge more...
Cambridge University Press has removed 300 articles after China told it to
Cambridge University Press (CUP) has censored content in one of its journals - after Chinese authorities told it to.
More than 300 articles and book...
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Boris Johnson Tightens U.K. Lockdown, Citing Fast-Spreading Version of Virus
The coronavirus has mutated many times since it first emerged in China in 2019, according to epidemiologists. On Friday, South Africa reported it had identified a variant that it said was driving a new wave of infections there. Scientists said it was different from the one identified in Britain.
The Devil Reigns in Davos
Two days after Donald Trump gave that speech the 89-year-old leftist, weirdo billionaire George Soros made an emergency intervention at Davos, once again warning that the US 2020 election will determine” the fate of the whole world”.
WHO fears Europe will experience third COVID-19 wave in early 2021
A World Health Organisation special envoy on COVID-19 is predicting a third wave of the pandemic in Europe in early 2021, if governments fail to take needed action.
We must choose our China policy: Commerce or conscience?
We have sent a letter to President Sassoli of the European Parliament to make this happen. Let it be a first step to a China-policy that is more credible and more conscience-based.
European companies tap into Chinese market amid recovery
European companies tap into Chinese market amid recovery. Merkel’s China reset is mostly hollow.
Trump Turning More Countries in Europe Against Huawei
This month, the United States launched a new U.S.-EU dialogue on China aimed at coordinating policies across the Atlantic to address China’s emerging role as a global superpower.
5 Best Universities in China for International Students
With each city, universities in China are offering international students more and more English-language study programs, while the cost of studying in the country is significantly lower than in Europe, the UK and North America.
East European nations grow disillusioned with China
Enthusiasm for China was strong in Eastern Europe at the time, amid a period of rapid economic construction. But expectations among these nations of the support that China could offer are starting to turn into disappointment.
