Can science bridge the US-China trust gap? Maybe with new rules, researchers say | South China Morning Post
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The article highlights the decline in educational exchanges between the US and China, revealing a significant drop in the number of students from both countries studying in the other. Researchers from Fudan University suggest that maintaining scientific ties is essential for stability in US-China relations amidst ongoing competition.
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As a news article, it provides valuable information and statistics while maintaining a mostly neutral tone; however, some subjective interpretation of the situation could be clarified. The article discusses the impact of declining student exchanges between the US and China and emphasizes the need for continuous dialogue and collaboration in scientific research.
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