POSTED BY Adam Kelly-Moore

February was another fast-moving month for us at BlueSky Education. Ongoing geopolitical tensions continued economic recalibration across major markets, and intensifying debates around climate resilience and workplace productivity kept international media focused on leadership and long-term strategy. Against this backdrop of uncertainty and transition, our business schools were not passive observers; they were active contributors to the conversation. Across Europe, Africa and Asia, our client institutions provided data, analysis and thought leadership that helped shape reporting in some of the world’s most influential publications.

October was a standout month for international media coverage for our clients operating in global business education. Many of our clients featured in some of the world’s most influential outlets. From Forbes and the Financial Times to The New York Times and The Atlantic, BlueSky Education clients continued to shape conversations on innovation, sustainability, and the future of learning. The 2025 calendar may be nearing its end; however, the academic year is flying into full throttle, with our clients evermore present in leading global conversation.

June was anything but quiet, with no summer-slow down in sight. June witnessed geo-political tension, public protests, and major policy moves dominating headlines worldwide.

April has been a month marked by significant events and shifting global dynamics. The world’s financial markets continue to reel from the impact of new international tariffs imposed by the White House, with economies struggling to navigate the uncertainty of this new financial landscape. The second half of April saw the Trump administration intensify its campaign on free speech, filing lawsuits against Harvard University.