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This week’s issue includes an opinion piece from “Inside Higher Ed” on the need to take seriously the corrosive effects of authoritarian influence on U.S. universities; a Financial Times piece on the pressures that global auditing firms are under given Beijing’s demands to conceal the financial details of their public companies; another Financial Times piece on the tendency of foreign companies to blame human rights groups and politicians in their home countries for the punishments they receive from the PRC Government; a piece on the decision by Vanguard to pull back from the China market; and an interview with the former chief of the UK’s MI6 on the likelihood that the COVID-19 pandemic resulted from a lab leak in Wuhan.