All eyes are on Southeast Asia. As governments and universities ramp up efforts to engage the region, The PIE takes a closer look at some of the partnerships, policies and TNE initiatives from the UK and Australia that are making headlines.

The CEO of Universities UK (UUK), Vivienne Stern, has criticised the controversial levy on international student fees, suggesting that it will not succeed in solving the "perma-battle" over student visas.

President Trump has said cutting international enrolments by half would “destroy” America’s higher education system, as he came to the defence of Chinese students during a Fox News interview.

Experts have welcomed the unveiling of major TNE reforms by the Ministry of Education in China, noting key rule relaxations and clearer guidance.

All eyes are on Southeast Asia. As governments and universities ramp up efforts to engage the region, The PIE takes a closer look at some of the partnerships, policies and TNE initiatives from the UK and Australia that are making headlines.

Monroe Community College’s international enrolments have risen by more than a third this semester, despite visa restrictions and hostile Trump-era policies. The PIE explores why more international students are choosing US community colleges and how they’re building support networks on campus.

Data from a recent survey of UK higher education institutions reveals that they could be risking hundreds of millions of pounds in late revenue every year.

Despite comprising over half of the University of Rochester’s graduate student workforce, international student workers struggle with securing housing, affording healthcare and earning a liveable wage. The PIE explores their long fight to unionise.

President Trump has said cutting international enrolments by half would “destroy” America’s higher education system, as he came to the defence of Chinese students during a Fox News interview.

More than 8,000 US student visas have been revoked by the Trump administration since January 20, the government has confirmed.

International education advocates in Canada are criticising proposed legislation that would give the federal government the power to cancel study permits en masse for reasons of national security or in a health crisis such as a pandemic.

Monroe Community College’s international enrolments have risen by more than a third this semester, despite visa restrictions and hostile Trump-era policies. The PIE explores why more international students are choosing US community colleges and how they’re building support networks on campus.

The number of tertiary international students studying in Malta has increased by over a quarter in just one academic year, new statistics have revealed.

The CEO of Universities UK (UUK), Vivienne Stern, has criticised the controversial levy on international student fees, suggesting that it will not succeed in solving the "perma-battle" over student visas.

The National Indian Students & Alumni Union UK (NISAU) will host the fourth edition of its annual India-UK Achievers Honours in 2026, which will feature a new award category recognising education agents for the first time.

On Remembrance Sunday – over a century since the end of WWI – Ruth Arnold reflects on what international education can teach us about global conflict and how to solve it.