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  1. China is using espionage to influence American universities and business leaders, prompting US restrictions on foreign student visas.
  2. The Pentagon has ordered audits into the financial ties of American universities.
  3. The administration called for academic institutions to review foreign ties and issued new S&T strategy guidance.
  4. The Department of Defense has ordered an audit of U.S. universities regarding their partnerships with Chinese institutions.

CASI examined Western-Beijing interactions, while Australian universities collaborated with PRC defence labs in Beijing.

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CASI examined Western-Beijing interactions, while Australian universities collaborated with PRC defence labs in Beijing.

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China Aerospace Studies InstituteBeijing

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The Department of Defense has ordered an audit of U.S. universities regarding their partnerships with Chinese institutions.

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