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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 21 MIN

Hannah Sahlberg, Senior China Reporter at Swedish Radio, on Collaboration with China

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Welcome to News From the Castle! This podcast series is dedicated to interviewing experts inside and outside Lund University, who share their expertise on topics related to foreign affairs.In this episode, Hanna Sahlberg, senior China reporter at Swedish Radio and former Beijing correspondent, joins us to discuss China’s evolving role in global science and innovation, the opportunities and risks of cooperation with China, and how European perspectives on China have shifted over the past decade. The conversation also explores questions surrounding state influence, academic freedom, global trade, and the future of international collaboration in an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.Any opinions expressed in this episode are the speakers’ own and do not represent UPF Lund, which remains politically neutral and unaffiliated.Host: Dipline PurbuarGuest: Hanna SahlbergProducers: Hwikyung Lee, Ismail Ali Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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