China's National People's Congress and the Embrace of AI Technology

The National People’s Congress in China concluded its annual conference with promises to boost the economy using AI, despite skepticism and challenges. The focus on AI technology is leading to potential economic risks and concerns about surveillance.

China's National People's Congress and Response to U.S. Tariffs

China's National People's Congress offers clues to the country's priorities and approach to the world amid Trump's actions, emphasizing stability and global cooperation while maintaining a strong stance against U.S. tariffs. China remains focused on its own growth and international relationships despite external challenges.

China's National People's Congress considering urging fertility tests before marriage

Members of China's National People's Congress are considering urging couples to take fertility tests before getting married to boost the national birth rate. The Communist Party is taking invasive measures into people's personal lives to pressure couples into having children.

China's National People's Congress 2025

China's annual major political event, the National People's Congress, is underway to endorse decisions by the Chinese Communist Party. Leaders aim to balance innovation and domestic consumption to reinvigorate the economy amidst trade tensions with the U.S. Focus is on economic growth, domestic demand, and supporting the private sector. Experts are looking for clues on the next 5-year plan (2026-2030) priorities. The event provides insights into government priorities and future policy direction.

China's National People's Congress annual session

China's National People's Congress concluded its annual session with strong support for plans aligned with Xi Jinping's vision for the nation.

National People's Congress in Beijing

NBC News' Janice Mackey Frayer reports on the annual National People's Congress in Beijing, China.

China's Government Eliminates Premier's Annual News Conference

China's government is eliminating Premier Li Qiang's annual news conference, indicating a diminishing of the premier's power as the Communist Party centralizes control. The weeklong meeting of the National People's Congress is being watched for economic plans. China remains open to foreign business but faces uncertainties over espionage law changes. Military spending is expected to increase moderately.

China's National People’s Congress

China scraps tradition of premier holding news conference at the close of National People’s Congress, raising concerns about economy and political power under President Xi Jinping