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China's Two Sessions 2026: Beijing to Signal Global Priorities Amid Trump Uncertainty

A taxi car drives past Tiananmen Square ahead of the annual meeting of the National People's Congress (NPC), which starts this week, in Beijing, China, March 3, 2026. File Image/Reuters

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Firstpost•03-03-2026, 22:00

China's Two Sessions 2026: Beijing to Signal Global Priorities Amid Trump Uncertainty

•China's annual Two Sessions, including the CPPCC and NPC, begin March 4, 2026, in Beijing, setting national priorities.
•Premier Li Qiang will present the government work report, detailing economic growth targets and measures.
•The NPC is expected to endorse the 2026-2030 five-year plan, focusing on science, technology, and energy security.
•Anticipated increase in military spending, similar to the 7.2% rise since 2023, amid South China Sea and Taiwan tensions.
•No premier's press conference for the third year; tight security and controlled proceedings expected at Great Hall of the People.

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