美国白宫：正考虑在美国设立网络安全研究与初创企业孵化器。

German Chancellor MERZ said on Thursday the post‑World War II era of an 'unconditional' transatlantic friendship between the United States and Europe 'may be over', at least for the foreseeable future. He pointed to a change in US political attitudes and a new reassessment of the transatlantic alliance that until recently would have been hard to imagine. MERZ has previously been critical of the Trump administration; his remarks echo former chancellor Angela Merkel's 2017 comment that the reliable postwar international order had 'to some extent ended'.

At a routine briefing, MOFCOM spokesman He Yadong said China has noted von der Leyen's comments, that Beijing's position is consistent and clear, and that China will not engage in microphone diplomacy or a war of words.