US EditionChina calls for protections for students in US after Congressional panel demands data from colleges
- Beijing has demanded protections for Chinese students in the U.S. After a Congressional panel requested data from six universities about these students, citing national security concerns.
- Mao Ning, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, stated that Chinese students represent about one-quarter of international students in the U.S. And contribute to economic prosperity and technological development in the U.S.
- John Moolenaar, chair of the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, requested information from colleges about Chinese students in advanced science and technology programs.
- The Chinese Communist Party's actions have led to concerns that America's student visa system allows Chinese researchers access to sensitive technologies, posing a national security threat.
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New Delhi: Beijing has called for the protection of Chinese students in the United States on Thursday after a congressional panel citing national security concerns, has asked six universities to provide detailed information on their Chinese students.A letter sent to universities,
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