Academic Security Risk Mitigation Bill
Official: Transatlantic Academic Security and Risk Mitigation Act
This bill aims to protect U.S. foreign policy by identifying and addressing risky connections between European institutions and certain entities in China. It ensures that the U.S. takes proactive steps to mitigate potential threats.
1. This bill requires the Secretary of State to create a strategy to identify risky relationships with certain European institutions. 2. It focuses on relationships that could harm U.S. foreign policy interests. 3. The strategy must include evaluations of threats from specific entities linked to China. 4. It will also recommend ways for the U.S. to work with European governments to reduce these risks. 5. The plan must be submitted within 180 days of the bill becoming law.
This bill affects U.S. diplomats and government officials working on foreign policy and national security.