TOKYO -- Collaboration between Chinese researchers and their international counterparts over sensitive technology with possible military uses has become increasingly contentious. Critics in the U.S. and allied countries say this kind of cooperation, while legal, risks enhancing the capabilities of Beijing's armed forces. China says there is nothing illegitimate about the work. Nikkei Asia took a look at the fierce debate over the red lines in academia.
The age of 'Great China'
The China research battle: Debate rages over red lines in academia
U.S. opposition to joint projects grows over fears of Beijing's military ascent
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Critics accuse China of downplaying the military links of institutions involved in joint research with international partners.
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