Politburo holds monthly meeting but makes no mention of when the party’s much-anticipated plenum will take place Xi Jinping underscores focus on growth with planned trip to Shanghai this week ...

The Third Plenum, a major Party conference on China’s economy held roughly once every five years, came to a close this past Wednesday. The closed-door meeting of Central Committee members ...

Signs that the plenum could be later than usual became clear from late October, when the Politburo, the party’s 24-man decision-making body, did not announce a date for the plenum at its monthly ...

The plenum vowed to promote, among other things, homegrown, high-end, intelligent and green manufacturing, while supporting strategic and emerging industries such as semiconductors to make key ...

The Chinese Communist Party's central committee will gather in July for a key meeting known as a plenum, the third since the body of elite decision makers was elected in 2022, focusing on reforms ...

The Third Plenum used a short communique, a longer “resolution” document outlining 300 measures to address by 2029, and a statement by Xi himself to show the way forward.

The plenum, for example, set a deadline of 2029 to complete its tasks. This date is out of sync with the next five-year plan (which will end in 2030).

This year’s meeting is the fifth plenum of the party’s 18th Central Committee. […] Mr. Ding said one possible change could be a new party chief for Shanghai.