US EditionCalls for 'Emergency Meeting' Has Many Wondering Why Americans Funded Australian Universities
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been urged to call an emergency meeting following the Trump administration's decision to cut funding for seven Australian universities, as reported by Sky News.
- The funding cuts could create a $600 million shortfall for Australian researchers, with the U.S. Being their largest research partner.
- Anna-Maria Arabia, Chief Executive of the Australian Academy of Science, stated that the government must quickly respond to the cuts instead of waiting to assess the damage, according to the Australian Financial Review.
- Alison Barnes, president of the National Tertiary Education Union, stated that the Australian government must protect researchers from U.S. Funding cuts and push back against foreign interference in research.
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Australia panics over research funding as American dollars prop up first world universities * WorldNetDaily * by WND Staff
March 24, 2024: 8:58 a.m.: Australia panics over research funding as American dollars prop up first world universities #Australia Universities of Australia in a panic! Wow. We are funding a first world nation's research. Thank God for DOGE. ""It is incumbent on the prime minister to call an emergency meeting of the National Science and Technology Council, which he chairs, compelling all… https://t.co/3SqP0L16uo — Elizabeth Farah (@ElizabethFara…
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