While China has made great strides economically since the days of Mao, nonetheless, there remain a number of weaknesses in ...

China’s government said ... will reinforce Mr. Xi’s grip on power. By Chris Buckley Keith Bradsher Vivian Wang and Chang Che Xi Jinping is on the political march again. After a turbulent ...

The highly choreographed gathering is largely about political ceremony as true decision-making power lies with ... Beijing aims to ensure China’s continued economic growth and technological ...

The CCP is pulled between the opposing fears of factionalism and one-man rule – both of which stem from the inherent features ...

China’s natural gas producers are lobbying Beijing to increase the number of power plants that run on the fuel, in a bid to ...

In China in 2020, an ambiguous economic plan emerged from a Politburo meeting. The ‘dual circulation’ strategy was confusing ...

Clean energy accounted for 40% of China’s economic growth last year, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air, potentially giving the sector more political heft in Beijing ...

Thousands of Chinese leaders, lawmakers, and business leaders are gathering in Beijing this week for China’s biggest political meetings ... but doesn’t have the power to make laws.

Solheim said this was also evident from Premier Li Qiang's Government Work Report when he made the argument that China is a stable power. Solheim said the 5 percent GDP growth target will make ...

Beijing has set an ambitious target for the expansion of commercial applications for its nuclear technology in a variety of industries, projecting an annual economic output of 400 billion yuan (US ...

China kicks off its biggest political meetings of the year this ... outlining the Chinese government’s economic growth target for 2025 and other key economic policies. This year’s meetings ...