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Our top story, China has expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition after the U.S.
Department of Defense placed several Chinese research institutions on its sanction list.
The Ministry of Commerce says China will take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights
and interests of the affected institutions.
The ministry says the U.S.
Has overstretched the concept of national security and politicized scientific cooperation.
The move undermines bilateral scientific exchanges
and runs counter to the global trend toward international collaboration in innovation.
So for more on this, joining us on the line is Einar Tengen,
Senior Fellow at Center for International Governance Innovation, a Canadian think tank and Chairman of Asia Narratives.
Thanks for joining us, Einar.