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Planned Chinese university in Hungary rouses widespread protest

news Planned Chinese university in Hungary rouses widespread protest dw.com 2 hrs ago Felix Schlagwein Plans to set up a Chinese university in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, are proving unpopular. Two-thirds of the country’s population are against the project, while the opposition is threatening to block construction. © ATTILA KISBENEDEK/AFP Activists hold up the Tibetan flag at the renamed Dalai Lama Street in Budapest There are no signs of any excavators or cranes yet in the Budapest district of Ferencvaros. But Prime Minister Viktor Orban s government is hoping to see them roar into action soon. China s renowned Shanghai-based Fudan University intends to open its first foreign campus here in 2024 as the first Chinese university in the European Union.

Hungary′s Viktor Orban seeks to control universities | Culture| Arts, music and lifestyle reporting from Germany | DW

Hungary s Viktor Orban seeks to control universities A new law increases the government s control over the institutions. At the same time, a planned Chinese campus is causing an uproar. Hungary s Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks to control universities Hungary s universities are to receive a major structural overhaul: They will no longer be state owned, but will become foundations instead, according to a new law passed by Viktor Orban s Fidesz party. In the process, they will also be endowed billions of euros in assets from the state budget, as well as real estate and shares in large companies. A total of 11 universities and 70% of Hungary s students are affected.

Hungary s Viktor Orban seeks to control universities

news Hungary s Viktor Orban seeks to control universities dw.com 5 hrs ago Felix Schlagwein A new law increases the government s control over the institutions. At the same time, a planned Chinese campus is causing an uproar. © Johanna Geron/AFP/Getty Images Hungary s Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks to control universities Hungary s universities are to receive a major structural overhaul: They will no longer be state owned, but will become foundations instead, according to a new law passed by Viktor Orban s Fidesz party. In the process, they will also be endowed billions of euros in assets from the state budget, as well as real estate and shares in large companies. A total of 11 universities and 70% of Hungary s students are affected.

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