More Rigid Rules For Total Control Over Foreing Intervention

As the borders are declared to open, hundreds of international students will begin returning to Australia soon. In lieu of the same, the authorities have toughened the rules for foreign intervention. The fee, paid in thousands of AUD, is a major source of revenue to sustain the economy. Australian authorities believe that the country’s commercial advantage could be at risk and the two ways to mitigate this is by eliminating self-censorship university campuses and stopping stealthy transfer of sensitive information to unknown parties. The updated guidelines will protect the country from foreign intelligence known for acquiring highly fragile information about international and domestic students. It is also supposed that an undesired transfer of technology may occur if researchers do not declare their affiliation with hostile third parties.