A report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: ReutersA report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: Reuters
A report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: Reuters
China /  Diplomacy

Should Europe share US and Australian fears about academic partnerships with China?

  • Reported Irish-Chinese research collaborations highlight greater openness to such connections in Europe, where governments have yet to intervene
Topic |   Education
Simone McCarthy
Simone McCarthy

Updated: 9:34am, 16 Sep, 2019

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A report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: ReutersA report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: Reuters
A report earlier this month in British newspaper The Sunday Times raised questions about ties between a number of leading Irish universities and Chinese colleges accused of espionage and cyberattacks. Photo: Reuters
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