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China Two Sessions 2026

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China sentences two former defense ministers to death on corruption charges

China has sentenced two former defense ministers, Li Shangfu and Wei Fenghe, to death on corruption charges. The two had been out of the public eye for some time before being convicted. The verdicts mark a significant development in China's ongoing anti-corruption efforts.

—EU ReporterNo Trust Score Issued

55 Years on China-Belgium Diplomatic Ties: Seize the China Opportunity in the Year of the Horse

China's 'Two Sessions' in 2026 have deliberated and approved the Government Work Report and the outline of the 15th Five-Year Plan for national economic and social development, focusing on high-quality development and emerging industries. China's economy is expected to grow at a target of 4.5%-5% this year, with a shift from high-speed growth to high-quality development. The plan highlights the importance of nurturing emerging and future industries, including integrated circuits, biomedicine, an

—The Cipher BriefNo Trust Score Issued

China’s Military Purges Were Larger Than We Thought

China's military has undergone a significant purge, with 36 generals and lieutenant generals ousted since 2022, and 101 of 176 officers in the PLA's highest ranks no longer at their posts. The purge, carried out in the name of ridding the PLA of corruption, has raised questions about the PLA's readiness for a possible invasion of Taiwan and has led to a drop in the number and size of major military exercises. The move comes ahead of China's annual political gathering, the 'Two Sessions',

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China’s robot ambitions dazzle on stage, but real-world challenges remain

China is prioritizing embodied intelligence, the integration of AI into physical forms such as robots and smart devices, as a strategic priority. This emerges as Beijing continues to advance its technological ambitions, despite real-world challenges remaining. The development of embodied intelligence is seen as a key area of focus for the country's technological growth.

—EU ReporterNo Trust Score Issued

China’s “Two Sessions” message to Europe: open for business, but on Beijing’s terms

China's annual 'Two Sessions' meetings have concluded with a message of controlled ambition, focusing on slower but steadier growth, technological self-reliance, and a renewed emphasis on remaining open to trade and investment. The meetings set the political and economic direction for China, with priorities including resilience, innovation, and a more selective form of openness. For Europe, the implications are complex, offering opportunities for cooperation but also sharper competitive pressure

—Mail & GuardianNo Trust Score Issued

‘Two Sessions’ reveals a China eyeing global dominance

The 2026 Government Work Report and the 15th five-year plan unveiled in China's 'Two Sessions' reveal a pivot towards a more sustainable, technologically driven economy. Beijing is shifting its focus from high-growth rates to high-quality, sustainable growth, and is investing heavily in science and technology, including quantum computing, 6G telecommunications, and brain-machine interfaces. This move is seen as an attempt to lead the next industrial revolution and gain technological supremacy, w

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National People's Congress adopts five-year plan: China focuses on AI, chips, and nuclear fusion

The Chinese National People's Congress has adopted a development plan through 2030, focusing on technological independence, including AI, chips, and nuclear fusion, amid tensions with the US.

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China bets on new tech, domestic demand at 'Two Sessions'

China is holding its 'Two Sessions' meeting in Beijing, where thousands of officials are gathering to discuss the country's economic growth, which is projected to be the lowest in decades. The government is betting on new technology and domestic demand to drive growth.

—Neue Zürcher Zeitung+1

Explained - Lowest Growth Target in Decades: Where is China Headed?

China's National People's Congress has begun, setting a growth target of 4.5 to 5 percent, the lowest in 35 years. The new five-year plan aims to prepare the country for the future.

China’s new 5-year plan calls for AI throughout its economy, tech breakthroughs

China's new 5-year plan aims to aggressively adopt artificial intelligence throughout its economy, focusing on emerging technologies such as quantum computing and humanoid robots. The plan highlights China's goal to become a world leader in frontier R&D, with a focus on basic research, cultivating a world-class talent base, and investing in key areas like AI, biomedicine, and quantum technology. The government also emphasized its commitment to technology, including plans to increase investment i

—France 24 International

A global superpower with a quiet voice: China 'not as loud or influential' beyond the Global South

China's annual Two Sessions gathering is underway in Beijing, with thousands of political delegates discussing the country's 5 percent growth target and broader structural transition, including demographic decline, slower consumption, and renewed tensions with the US. Chinese leaders are seeking to balance domestic stability with an unpredictable global landscape, amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

—The Guardian World

More generals purged as delegates gather for China’s Two Sessions event

China's top political advisory body has removed three generals from its ranks as a purge of the military continues before the annual Two Sessions gathering. The event, which starts this week, will see the launch of Beijing's five-year plan and is one of the most important in China's political calendar. The removal of generals is part of a broader upheaval in the military, with the National People's Congress having removed nine generals last week.

—South China Morning Post

China’s war on corruption – is this just the end of the beginning?

Ahead of China's 2026 'two sessions' (annual meetings of the top legislature and political advisory body), high-level policymakers are emphasizing the need to defuse financial risks and root out political corruption as part of President Xi Jinping's long-term governing priorities. The article examines corruption as an ongoing focus of China's domestic policy agenda.

China’s Two Sessions: what are the meetings and why do they matter?

China's annual Two Sessions political meetings have begun in Beijing, bringing thousands of delegates from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau to ratify legislation, personnel changes, and the national budget. Key agenda items include the economy, technology, and military affairs. The gathering also comes amid reports of further purges of senior military generals. The meetings are among China's most significant annual political events, offering insight into the government's policy priorities fo