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Some presidents advocate cutting ties with universities in rival states, while others urge maintaining academic links even when diplomatic ones are straitened

Rocket attack hits Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, damaging ‘symbolic’ institution that has ‘shaped national statehood and culture’

Former business secretary resumes role after brief spell in final Johnson Cabinet

Report attributes shift to dependency on international fees and heightened competition

‘Short horizons’ of grant-givers holding back early career researchers from disadvantaged backgrounds, says Glasgow principal

Rectors set up emergency measures to allow Russian students to participate in courses even if they cannot leave their country

Tory conference attacks on universities bring frustration, while new government tipped to drop entry restrictions plan

‘Awful lot of pressure’ on higher education sector ‘to do the heavy lifting’ without wider societal commitment, says Manchester professor

Government expects international enrolment to fall by 70 per cent after introduction of tuition fees for students from outside the EU

Pioneering conference for leading black cancer scientists is part of drive to diversify UK science

Relying on overseas expertise is foolish for a country that abounds with specific economic issues, says Jagjit Chadha

Survey of Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting attendees shows even those tipped for glory feel insecure and underdeveloped