Unis urged to build deeper international partnerships amid geopolitical uncertainty

The PIE NewsBy The PIE News teamOct 19, 2026

Universities must invest in long-term, mutually beneficial international partnerships to maintain public trust and deliver meaningful research and economic outcomes amid geopolitical uncertainty, higher education leaders have said.

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