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Georgia Senate passes bills targeting China and other foreign adversaries

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The Georgia Senate passed two bills Monday that would restrict land purchases by citizens of countries considered a threat to the United States and require more transparency about universities that get funding from those nations.

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New Legislation Would Combat CCP’s Secret Police In The U.S.

Passing this legislation would safeguard U.S. sovereignty and counter the Chinese Communist Party's encroachment and influence efforts.

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Georgia Senate passes bills targeting China and other foreign adversaries

The Georgia Senate passed two bills Monday that would restrict land purchases by citizens of countries considered a threat to the United States and require more transparency about universities that get funding from those nations.

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Congress requests information on Chinese national students

The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) requested that six universities, including Stanford, release information about Chinese international students, writing that their involvement in STEM programs poses “national security risks.”  In a letter sent to University President Jonathan Levin ’94 on March 19, the committee requested a list of Chinese students’ previously attended universities, research affiliations, sources of…

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Georgia set to pass restrictive broadcast bills - Committee to Protect Journalists

New York, March 31, 2025 —The Committee to Protect Journalists urges Georgian authorities to discard two bills that could severely restrict the operations of broadcasters, after a parliamentary committee on March 31 paved the way for their final adoption, which is expected later this week. “Together with a revamped ‘foreign agent’ law nearing enactment, repressive amendments to Georgia’s broadcast law look tailor-made to muzzle the country’s vib…

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