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Over-reliance on Chinese and other international students have put England's universities at financial risk, a higher education regulator warned on Thursday.
In a tense exchange with their American counterparts during a recent meeting in Alaska, senior Chinese officials deployed a familiar argument: The United States has no right to criticize the crimes of the Chinese Communist Party-led regime because of the U.S.’s own racial and political problems.
Americans are increasingly wary of Chinese Communist Party influence on U.S. universities—and rightly so. Despite the Ivory Tower’s leftward slant, universities remain a wellspring of American scientific, technical, and engineering research and innovation.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “lab leak theory”? Most of us would think “COVID-19,” the disease that has so disrupted our lives for two years now. Many would then attach a modifier to it like “discredited” or “debunked.” But those who do would be far behind the curve. Other than the fact that it came from China, the origin of COVID-19 remains an open question—even among the scientific community.
Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of intrusive net neutrality regulations—something Heritage wrote on extensively. Our experts warned U.K. and U.S. government officials of the dangers of allowing the state-owned Chinese company Huawei to become involved in new 5G networks. Both the U.K. and the U.S. took steps to oust China from their 5G plans. Google and Apple updated their rules for developers of COVID-19 contact tracing apps to include several of the most important standards for protecting privacy listed in a report by Heritage’s Center for Technology Policy. Energy & Envi...