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US Senator Marco Rubio has challenged three Florida universities that have agreements with Confucius Institutes to hold open discussions on topics deemed sensitive by China, such as the 1989 Tienanmen Square massacre and Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo. “In addition to national security concerns, there remains the very real threat of censorship and self-censorship that any Confucius Institute […]
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