In the UK, they warned about the possible decline of local universities

England's higher education system is at risk of facing long-term decline. This was announced on July 15 by the head of the British Academy Julia Black in an interview with the Financial Times newspaper.

"The government's attitude towards universities is very confusing, if not inconsistent. There is no one in the government who would look at the entire university system and think, "What do we want to achieve with this, both for students and for the country," Black said.

It is noted that her criticism came after spending cuts by universities amid long-term funding shortages and bankruptcies of educational institutions and a decrease in the admission of international students.

Black warned that measures such as budget cuts could undermine the international appeal of British higher education and harm the country's economy. It is also noted that a national dialogue and rethinking of the role of universities are needed.

Pressure on Ivy: Trump bans Harvard from accepting international students

The pressure on Ivy League universities has become a response to the leftist agenda that has seized the main universities in the United States.

Earlier, on June 27, Fox News reported on the reduction of staff at Harvard due to lack of funding. It is noted that due to financial difficulties, the educational institution is forced to restructure some positions.