The Sydney Morning Herald’s Fergus Hunter reports that four Australian universities hosting Chinese government-funded Confucius Institutes have signed contracts explicitly stating they “must accept” Beijing’s authority over the teaching centers. The Institutes, which are...
Yesterday, Human Rights Watch published a 12-point Code of Conduct for institutes of higher...
Waves of U.S. and international universities have closed down Chinese government-funded Confucius...
Amid rising concerns of curtailed academic freedoms, U.S. universities are increasingly closing...
Financial Times’ Emily Feng reports that the University of Nottingham Ningbo—the first Sino-UK...
The Chinese government’s growing influence over Europe is beginning to receive closer scrutiny,...
Since Xi Jinping became president in 2012, China has increasingly been criticized for attempting...
The Netherlands’ Groningen University has canceled plans to set up a satellite campus in...
In recent years, educational exchanges between China and western countries, notably the United...
In their introduction to the recent National Endowment for Democracy and International Forum for...
China’s Confucius Institutes (CI)–government-funded centers for research and language...
In recent years, China’s Confucius Institutes–a program under the Ministry of...
The Wall Street Journal’s Andrew Browne talks to Michael Schuman, author of “Confucius And the...
The BBC’s John Sudworth reports on an interview with Hanban head Xu Lin. Hanban is the...
The University of Chicago in Illinois said in a statement that it had terminated its contract to...
A government directive, leaked online, restricts reporting on the removal of crucifixes from...
Confucius Institutes are no strangers to controversy. Affiliated with China’s Ministry of...
Last weekend, the American Association of University Professors issued a public call for...
Caroline Alphonso and Karen Howlett at The Globe and Mail report that the Toronto District School...
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