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Keep research away from prying FoIs, say MPs
David Matthews, Times Higher Education, 7/27

Sudan: Sudanese student’s life at risk: Siddig Salah Siddig al-Bashir
Amnesty International, 7/26

Controversial Gay-Parenting Study Is Severely Flawed, Journal’s Audit Finds /
Tom Bartlett, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/26

Beijing’s Soft Power Strategy on Tibet
Joshua Lipes, Radio Free Asia, 7/25

IRAN: Mounting concerns for two detained Azeri poets
Pen International, 7/25

University of Texas to Review Fracking Study
Erik Stokstad, ScienceInsider, 7/25
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Activist Detained in Midnight Raid
Radio Free Asia, 7/25

US drug agency spied on scientists
Meredith Wadman, Nature, 7/25

College Leaders and Labor Organizers Spar Over Possible Graduate Student Unionization /
Peter Schmidt, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 7/24

Academic freedom and defense policy
Evan A. Laksmana, Jakarta Post, 7/23

UCLA Panel Backs Prof Who Linked to Israel Boycott Site
Inside Higher Ed, 7/23

Taking on corruption in international higher education
Philip G. Altbach, University World News, 7/22