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   Journal of Contemporary China.   
      
   Tung has given at least $1 million since 2012, according to data   
   compiled by the Clarion Project.   
      
   Burns told Congress this year that he cut ties with the China-U.S.   
   Exchange Foundation when he served as president of the Carnegie   
   Endowment for International Peace. He told the Senate Intelligence   
   Committee that the Chinese government uses the China-U.S. Exchange   
   Foundation as part of its "whole-of-government approach … to try and   
   influence political, economic, and cultural developments to benefit   
   CCP interests."   
      
   Cruz played a major role in the University of Texas's 2018 decision   
   to reject funding from the China-U.S. Exchange Foundation.   
      
   While the Center on Contemporary China does not offer a full-   
   throated endorsement of China's policies, it has largely avoided the   
   hot-button topics gripping China, such as its genocide against   
   Muslims in Xinjiang and its crackdown of pro-democracy dissenters.   
      
   "Censorship, intellectual property theft, and human rights abuses   
   are all key contemporary issues in China, yet Princeton's so-called   
   Center on Contemporary China is ignoring these issues," Coggin told   
   the Free Beacon.   
      
   Princeton did not respond to requests for comment.   
      
      
   https://freebeacon.com/campus/princeton-took-millions-from-ccp-   
   linked-school-think-tank-head/   
      
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