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Chinese Premier Li Qiang toured Guangdong from January 3–5, 2026, urging innovation-driven development, stronger Bay Area collaboration and balanced growth as China begins its 15th Five-Year Plan.
Ireland’s high-value industries and EU role have made it a natural fit as the Chinese mainland’s partner in Europe, boosting innovation-driven growth and stable China–EU ties.
As 2026 begins, the Chinese mainland’s innovation surge and the new 15th Five-Year Plan set a path for growth, climate action, and global cooperation from 2026 to 2030.
As China moves from the 14th to the 15th Five-Year Plan, its people-first modernization is driving domestic well-being and global growth through innovation and sustainable solutions.
President Xi Jinping’s 2026 New Year address emphasized stability, innovation and people-centered growth, resonating globally amid economic uncertainty and calls for cooperation.
In his Jan 1 New Year address, Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined China’s 2026 priorities: from innovation-led growth and better livelihoods to modernization and global engagement.
From imported screws to global leadership: see how the laser industry in the Chinese mainland cracked core tech, harnessed domestic demand, and boosted dual circulation.
Foreign banks forecast growth in the Chinese mainland economy for 2026, highlighting innovation-driven trends in interviews with Morgan Stanley’s Robin Xing and J.P. Morgan’s Wendy Liu.
Global South eyes President Xi’s 2026 New Year address for clues on the Chinese mainland’s roadmap for innovation, cooperation, and growth.
President Xi Jinping’s December 31, 2025 New Year address highlighted the mainland’s 14th Five-Year Plan achievements and set the stage for 2026, with implications for global economy and innovation.